Disruptive/Impulse Control/Conduct

Question 1

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

- duration

Answer 1

greater than 6 months

Question 2

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

- symptoms

Answer 2

marked by patterned behavior that although defiant and negative, does NOT violate social norms as is the case with Conduct Disorder.

angry/irritable mood: loses temper; easily annoyed; angry/resentful

argumentative/defiant: argues with authority; refuse to comply w/ requests; deliberately annoys others; blames others for misbehavior

Vindictiveness: spiteful at least 2x w/in past 6 mos.

Question 3

marked by patterned behavior that although defiant and negative, does NOT violate social norms as is the case with Conduct Disorder.

angry/irritable mood: loses temper; easily annoyed; angry/resentful

argumentative/defiant: argues with authority; refuse to comply w/ requests; deliberately annoys others; blames others for misbehavior

Vindictiveness: spiteful at least 2x w/in past 6 mos.

Answer 3

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Question 4

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

- specifiers

Answer 4

mild - symptoms occur in 1 setting

moderate - at least 2 settings

severe - 3 or more settings

Question 5

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

- differential

Answer 5

Conduct D/O 
ADHD
depressive, 
Bipolar
Intermittent Explosive 
Social Anxiety

Question 6

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

- interventions

Answer 6

Extracurricular activities 
Mentor
Anger Mgt Group I
n-home behavior analyst
Positive reinforcement
Role-Play (practice behavioral skills) 
Confrontation
Paradoxical Intention (resistant client)
assessment of alternatives 
Contracts

Question 7

Conduct Disorder

- duration

Answer 7

presence of 3 criteria in the past 12 months and at least one in the last 6 months

Question 8

Conduct Disorder

- symptoms

Answer 8

pattern of behavior violating social norms and rights of others

aggression to people/animals; destruction of property; deceitfulness/theft; serious violations of rules

Question 9

pattern of behavior violating social norms and rights of others

aggression to people/animals; destruction of property; deceitfulness/theft; serious violations of rules

Answer 9

Conduct Disorder

Question 10

Conduct Disorder

- specifiers

Answer 10

child onset (<10 years old)

adolescent onset

unspecified onset

with limited prosocial emotions
(at least 2 of the following: lack of remorse/guilt; lack of empathy; unconcerned about performance; shallow or deficient affect)

Question 11

Conduct Disorder

- differential

Answer 11

ODD, 
ADHD, 
Intermittent Explosive
depressive
Bipolar 
Adjustment D/O

Question 12

Conduct Disorder

-interventions

Answer 12

Mentor

anger management

behavior analyst

Extracurricular activities

Functional Family therapy

group therapy

multisystemic therapy

Question 13

Intermittent Explosive Disorder

- duration

Answer 13

age greater than 6

2x a week for three months

Question 14

Intermittent Explosive disorder

-symptoms

Answer 14

failure to control aggressive impulses

verbal aggression; physical aggression towards property, animals, people(aggression does not result in damage or injury)

3 behavioral outbursts within 1 year involving damage/destruction/injury

outbursts are not premeditated - grossly out of proportion

Question 15

failure to control aggressive impulses

verbal aggression; physical aggression towards property, animals, people(aggression does not result in damage or injury)

3 behavioral outbursts within 1 year involving damage/destruction/injury

outbursts are not premeditated - grossly out of proportion

Answer 15

Intermittent Explosive Disorder

Question 16

Intermittent Explosive Disorder

- interventions

Answer 16

expressive art therapy 
nonviolent communication
Anger Mgmt class 
Support group 
Yoga