ODD and CD Flashcards
What are the differences between ODD and CD?
Both have aggressive behaviour but only CD has rule-breaking.
ODD is more heterogeneous than CD.
Which disorders occur in comorbidity with ODD and CD?
- ADHD
- mood disorders.
- anxiety.
- PTSD.
- low IQ.
(6. CD -> PDs).
What are the gender differences between the manifestation of ODD/CD?
boys; physical aggression.
girls: instrumental aggression.
Explain the three pathway model by Loeber.
- overt pathway.
- covert pathway.
- authority conflict pathway.
What is the most unfavourable prognosis of ODD/CD?
a combination of ADHD, low IQ and lack of emotionality.
What are the child risk factors for ODD/CD?
- low fear conditioning.
- ADHD.
- low IQ.
- delayed language development.
What are the parenting risk factors for ODD/CD?
- coercive interaction patterns.
- parental neglect.
- parental depression.
- marital conflict.
- neighbourhood.
What are the environmental risk factors for ODD/CD?
exclusion and delinquent peers.
What brain abnormalities are related to ODD/CD?
impaired frontal cortex and high amygdala activity.
Explain the parent-child interaction coercion theory.
- child behaviour problems.
- withdrawal parent request.
- increase behaviour problems.
complementary escalation and symmetrical escalation.
What are the treatment options for ODD/CD?
- psycho-education.
- behavioural therapy.
- parent training.
- family systems therapy.
- pharmacological therapy.