Section 1

Question 1

Antisocial behavior

Answer 1

Acts that cause harm (physical, psychological or loss of property) to others

Question 2

Delinquent/ criminal behavior

Answer 2

It violates the law, it’s different per country and varies over time

Question 3

Conduct disorders

Answer 3

Overlap with Antisocial Behavior and includes problems that do not cause harm

Question 4

Agent

Answer 4

An act is aggressive if the actor intended to inflict harm on another → intentionality

Question 5

Act

Answer 5

Psychometric approach and considering the function of the behavior → socio-interactional

Question 6

Psychometric approach

Answer 6

Instances that share factor space

Question 7

Socio-interactional approach

Answer 7

Overt antisocial behaviors are aversive behaviors whose function is to change the interactional context they are contingent

Question 8

Coercive antisocial behavior

Answer 8

Antisocial behavior to achieve something you want

Question 9

Coercive actions

Answer 9

Imply intentions guided by expectations of immediate results

Question 10

Trait

Answer 10

Dynamic and flexible dispositions resulting from integration of specific habits, express characteristic modes of adaptation to one’s surrounding

Question 11

Trajectory

Answer 11

Events that develop according to an orderly sequence that carry on to a final result, identifying longitudinal trajectories of aggressive behavior is highly predictive

Question 12

Risk factors

Answer 12

Conditions in the individual or environment that predict an increased likelihood of developing a problem, such as AB

Question 13

Protective factors

Answer 13

Conditions in the individual or environment that counter the risk factors or increase resistance to them, inhibit the development, might compensate for risk factors