Conduct Disorder
Substance Related Disorder
Disruptive Disorder
Impulse-Control Disorder
Addictive Disorders
100

Children with this disorder often break rules, lie, or get into fights at home or school.

What is conduct disorder. 

100

This term describes when someone’s body becomes used to a drug, and they need more to get the same effect.

What is tolerance?

100

These disorders are known for behaviors that cause conflict or disruption at home, school, or in the community.

What are Disruptive Behavior Disorders?

100

People with these disorders often act before thinking, which can lead to trouble or regret later.

What is poor impulse control. 

100

Addictive disorders involve compulsive behaviors where a person keeps doing something even when it causes this.

What is harm or negative consequences?

200

One common sign of Conduct Disorder is showing no ______ after hurting others or breaking rules.

What is remorse or guilt. 

200

When a person stops using a substance and starts to feel sick, shaky, or anxious, they may be experiencing this.

What is withdrawal? 

200

This disorder is marked by frequent temper tantrums and irritability that go beyond what’s typical for a child’s age.

What is Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (DMDD)?

200

This disorder involves setting fires on purpose more than once, just to feel relief or excitement.

What is Pyromania?

200

This is the only non-substance-related addictive disorder listed in the DSM-5-TR.

 What is Gambling Disorder?

300

Kids with Conduct Disorder often break this kind of law, like stealing or vandalizing property.

What are societal or legal rules?

300

Using alcohol, drugs, or medication in a way that causes problems at work, school, or home is called this type of disorder.

What is a Substance Use Disorder?

300

This disorder involves a pattern of angry, defiant, or vindictive behavior toward authority figures.

What is Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)?

300

Someone who can’t resist the urge to steal items they don’t need might have this disorder.

What is Kleptomania?

300

The repeated need to use more of a substance or behavior to get the same feeling is called this.

What is tolerance?

400

This mental health professional can diagnose and help treat Conduct Disorder through therapy.

Who is a psychologist or psychiatrist?

400

his type of substance-related disorder happens when a drug directly causes symptoms like depression, anxiety, or psychosis.

What is a Substance- or Medication-Induced Mental Disorder?

400

This disorder is more severe than ODD and includes aggression, property destruction, and serious rule violations.

What is Conduct Disorder?

400

This impulse-control disorder involves sudden angry outbursts that are far more intense than the situation calls for.

What is Intermittent Explosive Disorder?

400

When someone stops using an addictive substance and experiences headaches, sweating, or irritability, they are going through this.

What is withdrawal?

500

When Conduct Disorder continues into adulthood, it can become this more serious personality disorder.

What is Antisocial Personality Disorder?

500

These two main symptoms craving and loss of control are hallmarks of this kind of disorder.

What is addictions?

500

A key goal in treating disruptive disorders is to help children learn these two types of skills to manage emotions and behavior.

What are coping skills and problem-solving skills?

500

A key feature of impulse-control disorders is difficulty doing this before acting on urges.

What is controlling or resisting impulses?

500

Effective treatment for addictive disorders often combines therapy, medication, and this kind of social support.

What is peer or group support?

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