Disorder Among Children and Teens Flashcards
what percent of students report being bullies frequently
25%
what percent of students report being bullied at least once
70%
what fraction of all children and teens in USA experience a diagnosable psychological disorder?
1/5, 20%
define bullying
repeated infliction of force, threats coercion in order to intimidate, hurt, or dominate another
list three main types of bullying
physical, verbal, relational/social (rumors, rejection)
what percent of bullying goes unreported
40%
what percent of kids and teens experience an anxiety disorder?
14-25%
serious symptoms of an anxiety disorder usually do not appear until what age?
7 years old
what does anxiety in young children typically look like?
behavioral and somatic symptoms, clingy, difficulty sleeping, stomach pains
what percent of children experience separation anxiety?
4%
separation anxiety may also take form of
school phobia or school refusal
what fraction of children with anxiety go untreated?
2/3
what type of therapies (2) do psychodynamic theorists use for children with anxiety?
play therapy (reveals conflicts and feelings) adn hypnotherapy
what symptoms is childhood depression commonly characterized by
somatic symptoms, headache, stomach pain, irritability, disinterest in toys and games
which gender is more likely to be depressed between 13-16?
girls 2x
why do female teenagers experience more depression in comparison to males?
hormones, more stressors, more emotionally invested
do antidepressants alone or cognitive-behavioral therapy alone work effectively in treating adolescent depression?
no, do not work alone, must be a combo
what are black box warnings?
antidepressants have an increased risk of suicidal thinking and behavior in children
how many children display bipolar disorder
1000/100,000
what symptom is missing from the new diagnostic trend of treating bipolar in kids
mania and mood swings
what new category was included in DSM-5 to rectify the over diagnosis of bipolar in kids?
disruptive mood dysregulation disorder, describes children with severe rage
what symptoms make up oppositional defiant disorder?
argumentative, defiant, angry, irritable, vindictive
what percent of children qualify as oppositional defiant disorder?
10%
what is conduct disorder?
more severe than oppositional defiant disorder, violate basic rights of others. cruel, destroy property, steal, lie, run away, rape, homicide