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These types of assessments are when the data from a particular child can be compared to data gathered from large samples of children, including typically developing children and children with a variety of diagnoses.
What are standardized tests?
This gender is 4-5 times more likely to receive an ADHD diagnosis.
What is male?
This term describes intense, frequent, and/or persistent maladaptive patterns of emotion, cognition, or behavior.
What is psychopathology?
This dimension of ODD involves resistance to social norms and rules.
What is noncompliance?
This type of prevention has to do with responding to already present and clinically significant disorders.
What is tertiary prevention?
This is the most commonly used categorical classification system in children and adults.
What is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychiatric Association (DSM-5)?
This is the most well-known medication used to treat ADHD.
What is adderall?
This term describes the ways in which children with the same disorder or diagnosis display unique sets of difficulties or symptoms.
What is heterogeneity?
If left untreated, ODD can lead into this.
What is conduct disorder?
This psychological model emphasizes the importance of understanding the child's behavior in the context of their family, peers, and broader environment.
What is the ecological model?
This test measured how long a child could resist a small immediate reward for a later, larger reward to test their delay gratification.
What is the marshmallow test?
These are the dimensions of ADHD.
What are inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity?
This term describes the dimension of psychopathology involving behaviors such as anxiety and depression, where a person is often overcontrolled.
What is the internalizing dimension?
Emotion variables, cognitive abilities, and temperament are all factors that underlie this notion.
What is antisocial propensity?
This type of prevention has to do with interventions that are implemented following the early signs of distress and dysfunction.
What is secondary prevention?
This empirically based dimensional classification model was developed as an alternative to traditional categorical diagnostic classification systems.
What is the Hierarchical Taxonomy of Psychopathology (HiTOP)?
This is the term for control of one's emotions, cognitions, and behaviors that are impacted by ADHD.
What is self-regulation?
This term describes shared beliefs and expectations within a group which dictates the emotions, thoughts, and behaviors that are considered unacceptable.
What are sociocultural norms?
If conduct disorder is left untreated, it can lead to this disorder.
What is antisocial personality disorder?
What is the diathesis-stress model
These three programs are examples of interventions that address child and adult treatment compatibility (specifically for ODD).
What are the Incredible Years Program, the Fast Track mode, and the Early Riskers Program?
Gene-by environment research has shown that genetic variants have an effect on this type of regulation that influences the severity of ADHD symptoms.
What are dopamine and serotonin?
This term refers to research focusing on the specific mechanisms and factors that contribute to therapeutic change in psychotherapy.
What is process research?
These four dimensions underlie ODD.
What are aggression, noncompliance, temper loss, and low concern for others?
This type of prevention involves reducing or eliminating risks.
What is primary prevention?