lect 2 pt 2 Flashcards
oppositional defiant disorder:
-frequent and persistent pattern of angry/ irritable mood, arguing behavior or vindictiveness
common for ppl with ODD to display behavioral traits without having negative moods but typically they show anger behavioral features.
ODD DSM-5
-angry/defiant/vindictive mood LASTING 6 MONTHS with 4 SX criteria (exclude sibling)
Angry:
-loses temper
-easily annoyed/touchy
-angry and resentful
Argumentative behavior:
-argues w/ authority figures or w kids
-refuses to comply w requests from authority figs or rules
-annoys others
-blames others for their mistakes
Vindictivess: spiteful 2x in last 6 months
-behavior associated w distress in individual or others
-not related to other subst.
intermittent explosive disorder:
-outbursts of anger/violence to the extent of rage that is DISPROPTIONATE to situation.
disproportionate rxn to any provocation
ex. impulsive shouting, screaming, excessive reprimanding
Intermittent Explosive Disorder:
a. recurrent behavioral outburst representing a failure to control aggressive impulses as manifested by:
-physical/verbal aggression toward ppl and animals 2X WEEKLY FOR 3 Months (doesnt result in injury)
-outburst toward ppl /animals that involve injury WITHIN 12 months
-outbursts grossly put of proportion
-outbursts are impulsive and have no intention of achieving anything such as money or power
-outbursts caused by distress, impairment of occupatiomal fxn, legal consequences
-avg age 6 yrs
-not attriubuted to another mental condition
ages 6-18, agressive behavior should not be considered bc of adjustment disorder
intermittent explosive disorder occurs ?
outcomes:
late childhood
AA and Caribbean male immigrants higher
Outcomes:
relationship problems, school delinquents, workplace violence, inc rate of incarceration
conduct disorder
-mental disorder diagnosed in childhood through repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior that includes theft, lies, violence that lead to destruction and breaking rules
ANTI SOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER
conductive disorder
DSM-5
A. repetitive and persistent pattern behavior where basic rights of others and rules are violated …3 of the following 15 criteria in the 12 MONTHS with ONE PRESENT IN last 6 MONTHS
aggression to ppl/animals:
-bullies, threaten others
-often initiates fights
-used a weapon and cause physical harm
- cruel to ppl
-cruel to animals
-has stolen while
-confronting victim
-forced someone into sex
Destruction of property:
-set things on fire causing serious damage
-destroyed other ppls property
Deceitful/theft:
- broken into someone elses house
-lies to obtain goods/favors or to avoid obligation
-stealing items
Serious violations of rules:
-stays out at night regardless of rules
-has ran away from home atleast twice while living w parents
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conductive disorder:
prevalent in…
- lack of fear
-present in <10 yrs old
-M>F
-high risk of incarceration
pyromania:
-set things on fire
-tension/affective arousal before act
-attraction toward fire
-pleasure setting things on fire
-fire setting in response to delulu or result of impaired judgement
M»F
kleptomania:
-failure to resist impulses to steal objects that are not needed
-increasing sense of tension before stealing
-gratification of stealing
-stealing isnt a response to anything, its just impulse
M>F
Abuse:
physical:
stats in males/females:
force to humiliate , control, or coerce a victim to act in a particular way
-intentionally harming partner to establish dominance
males: 1 in 9
f: 1 in 4
what occurs in ppl in abusive environments:
- they feel inferior in which they fall into
-ptsd, depression, suicide, substance use, anxiety, eating disorders
