S2 Wk 8 - Atypical Development Flashcards
What is a typical development according to Boyd & B 2013
An enduring pattern of behaviour that is unusual compared to the behavior or others of the child’s age and that interferes with the child’s development in some significant way
What is intellectual disability
Impaired intelligence evident from childhood the impacts adaptive functioning in three areas
conceptual
social
practical
What is ADHD
A persistent pattern of inattention or hyperactivity- impulsivity that interferences with functioning or development
Qualifications for having ADHD
6 symptoms from either or both symptom lists for at least 6 months
symptoms present before age 12
symptoms present in two or more settings
Biological explanations for causes of ADHD
Neurotransmission problem
genetic inheritance
brain structure and function
What does equifinality mean
Different factors / combinations can lead to the same disorder
Multifinality
The same risk factors can result in different outcomes
What type of disorders are autism spectrum disorder and ADHD classed as in dsm-5
Neurodevelopmental disorders
What disorders are known as externalizing problems
Disruptive impulse-control and conduct disorders