ODD/Antisocial Personality Disorder

Question 1

oppositional behavior is often a normal part of development for two to ( )and early ( )

Answer 1

2-3-year-olds

adolescents

Question 2

symptoms of ODD

Answer 2

1. temper tantrums
2. excessive arguing with adults
3. questioning rules
4. active defiance
5. deliberate attempts to annoy or upset
6. blaming others for mistakes or misbehavior
7. touchy or easily annoyed with others
8. anger and resentment
9. hateful talking when upset
10. spiteful and revenge seeking attitude

Question 3

percentage of school age children with ODD

Answer 3

one to sixteen percent

Question 4

are causes of ODD known

Answer 4

no

Question 5

coexisting disorders to look for in children with ODD during diagnosis

Answer 5

1. ADHD
2. learning disabilities
3. mood disorders
4. depression
5. bipolar disorder
6. anxiety disorder

Question 6

conduct disorder refers to

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a group of behavioral and emotional problems in youngsters

Question 7

factors contributing to a child developing conduct disorder

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1. brain damage
2. child abuse
3. neglect
4. genetic vulnerability
5. school failure
6. traumatic life experiences

Question 8

conduct disorder characteristics

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1. aggression to people and animals
2. destruction of property
3. deceitfulness, lying, or stealing
4. serious violations of rules

Question 9

coexisting conditions of children with conduct disorder

Answer 9

1. mood disorders
2. anxiety
3. ptsd
4. substance abuse
5. adhd
6. learning problems

Question 10

early treatment for children with conduct disorder is necessary

Answer 10

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Question 11

to develop a comprehensive treatment plan one must do what

Answer 11

use information from the child, family, teachers, community

Question 12

types of treatment/therapy that should work well

Answer 12

1. behavior therapy
2. psychotherapy
3. multisystemic therapy/home-based therapy
4. medications

Question 13

normal reasons for children/teenagers misbehaving

Answer 13

1. don’t understand rules
2. feel the need to assert autonomy
3. wish to test the limits put on them

Question 14

abnormal reasons for children/teenagers misbehaving

Answer 14

1. experiencing internal distress
2. anger
3. frustration
4. disappointment
5. anxiety
6. sorrow

Question 15

psychopathy and sociopathy is not a diagnosable illness found in the dsm, instead its called Antisocial personality disorder

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Question 16

antisocial personality disorder involves

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1. lack of empathy
2. callous
3. cynical
4. contemptuous of feelings, rights, and sufferings of others
5. inflated sense of self-importance
6. excessively opinionated
7. self-assured, or cocky
8. glib
9. superficial charm
10. irresponsible and exploitative in sexual relationships

Question 17

a personality disorder is

Answer 17

an enduring pattern of inner experience and behavior that deviates from the norm of an individuals culture

Question 18

personality disorder pattern

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1. cognition
2. affect
3. interpersonal functioning
4. impulse control

Question 19

antisocial personality disorder is diagnosed if

Answer 19

the person has had it since 15 years old but its only really diagnosed by 18 years or older

Question 20

symptoms of antisocial personality disorder

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1. failure to conform to social norms
2. deceitfulness
3. impulsivity
4. irritability and aggressiveness
5. reckless disregard
6. consistent irresponsibility
7. lack of remorse

Question 21

how much more prevalent is ASPD in males then in females

Answer 21

70%

Question 22

the 12 month prevelance of the disorder is between

Answer 22

0.2-3.3%

Question 23

as people age their sysmptoms for aspd lowers usually around 40-50

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Question 24

researchers dont know what causes antisocial personality disorder

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Question 25

biopsychosocial model of causation that psychologists subscribe to is this

Answer 25

causes are more likely due to biological and 1. genetic factors

2. social factors
3. psychological factors

Question 26

treatment for aspd

Answer 26

long term psychotherapy

Question 27

two subtypes of conduct disorder depending on age of person

Answer 27

1. childhood onset type

2. adolescant onset type

Question 28

the subtypes are created based on

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1. conduct problems
2. developmental course and prognosis
3. gender ratio

Question 29

individuals with childhood onset type are usually

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1. male
2. display physical aggression toward others
3. have disturbed peer relationships
4. may have had oppositional defiant disorder

Question 30

adolescant onset type is defined by the absence of any criteria characteristic of conduct disorder prior to age 10 years

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Question 31

adolescant onset type is less likely to display aggressive behaviors and tend to have more normal peer relationships. these individuals are less likely to have severe conduct disorder or to develop adult antisocial personality disorder.

Answer 31

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Question 32

the ratio of males to females with conduct disorder is

Answer 32

lower for the adolescent-onset type than for the childhood-onset type