Conduct Problems

Question 0

Those who completely avoid ASB

Answer 0

Are not well-adjusted

Question 1

Wide range of age-inappropriate actions and child attitudes that violate family expectations, social norms, and the personal or property rights of others

Answer 1

Conduct probs and antisocial beh

Question 2

In a legal perspective, this describes children who have broken the law

Answer 2

Juvenile delinquency

Question 3

4 quadrants of psychological perspective

Answer 3

Overt/Covert

Destructive/Non-destructive

Question 4

Quadrant of children who have high risk for later psychiatric problems and functioning impairment

Answer 4

Overt-destructive

Question 5

Covert-N

Answer 5

Status violations

Question 6

O-N

Answer 6

Oppositional Beh

Question 7

O-D

Answer 7

Aggression

Question 8

C-D

Answer 8

Property violations

Question 9

2 Disruptive Behavior Disorders

Answer 9

ODD and CD

Question 10

Interdisciplinary to prevent youth violence

Answer 10

Public Health

Question 11

ODD usually appears at age

Answer 11

8

Question 12

ODD is Included in DSM because

Answer 12

To capture early displays of antisocial and aggressive behavior

Question 13

Conduct disorders have R and P pattern of aggressive behavior that include I P on others or I of R of others

Answer 13

Repetitive, Persistent.
Inflicting pain
Interfering rights

Question 14

CD usually co-occurs with

Answer 14

ADHD, poor relations with peers, academic deficiencies

Question 15

CD and family/parent stuff

Answer 15

Child rearing practices, have own problems too

Question 16

Childhood-onset CD display at least __ symp before age of ___

Answer 16

1, 10

Question 17

Emerges first (CD and ODD), so it can

Answer 17

ODD, a precursor to CD

Question 18

% maintain odd diag without prog

Answer 18

50

Question 19

CD can be precursor of

Answer 19

APD

Question 20

APD interpersonal style

Answer 20

Callous, unemotional
Guilt
Empathy
Emotions
Narcissism
Impulsivity

Question 21

CD IQ scores and possible cause

Answer 21

8 points lower, comorbidity with ADHD

Question 22

Associated characters of CD/probs in

Answer 22

Family
Peer
School and learning
Health
Self-esteem deficits

Question 23

% of children with ADHD and CD

Answer 23

50

Question 24

% of adhd and dression and anx

Answer 24

50

Question 25

Girls more likely to use what form of aggression

Answer 25

Indirect and relational

Question 26

Progression of CP

Answer 26

Difficult early temperament and hyperact
Oppositional, aggressive beh
Social diff, school probs
Delinquent beh in adol
Criminal beh in adult

Question 27

Describes children who display AB in an early age and continue to do so in adulthood

Answer 27

Life-course-persistent path

Question 28

Youngsters whose AB begins around puberty, continues to adol, later gone in younf adul

Answer 28

Adolescent-limited

Question 29

Parent Management Training uses CMT

Answer 29

Contingency Management techniques

Question 30

Focus of PMT

Answer 30

Improve parent child intera

Enhance other parent skills

Question 31

Problem Solving Skills Training

Answer 31

Identifies deficiencies and distortions , provide new ways of handling social interactions

Question 32

Lahat na

Answer 32

Multishstemic treatment

Question 33

Criteria for ODD

Answer 33

6 months, 4 symptoms, during interaction with at least 1 indiv not a sibling

Question 34

ODD pattern of behavior

Answer 34

Angry/irritable mood
Vindictive
Argumentative/defiant beh

Question 35

CD criteria

Answer 35

Rights and rules are violated
Presence of 3/15 criteria past 12 mts
1 criterion present in 6 mts

Question 36

Individuals show no symptom characteristic of conduct disorder prior to age 10 years.

Answer 36

Adolescent-onset type

Question 37

this disorder is closely connected to the spectrum of “external­ izing” conduct disorders

Answer 37

APD