ADHD
ADHD stands for...
What is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
May be viewed as bad behavior or as a bad child
What is oppositional defiant disorder?
Violation of rules and laws can lead to...
WHat is:
arrest
Another way to say Positive Reinforcement.
What is Praise?
One of the pros of diagnostic labels
What is:
Facilitates communication among professionals
Aids parents in understanding their child’s problem
Guides clinicians on locating research
Facilitates research on causes, epidemiology and treatment
One of the most commonly diagnosed mental disorders in children.
What is ADHD?
Two common symptoms.
What is:
Having frequent temper tantrums
Arguing a lot with adults
Refusing to do what an adult asks
Always questioning rules and refusing to follow rules
Doing things to annoy or upset others, including adults
Blaming others for the child’s own misbehaviors or mistakes
Being easily annoyed by others
Often having an angry attitude
Speaking harshly or unkindly
Seeking revenge or being vindictive
A symptom can look like...
What is:
Lying,
stealing,
or damaging other people’s property on purpose
Technique used to increase the behavior wanted instead of the negative behavior
What is Positive Opposite?
One of the most common child diagnoses is...
What is:
ADHD,
anxiety problems,
behavior problems,
depression
Two symptoms that can appear in children.
What is:
daydream a lot
forget or lose things a lot
squirm or fidget
talk too much
make careless mistakes or take unnecessary risks
hard time resisting temptation
trouble taking turns
difficulty getting along with others
Risk for having oppositional defiant disorder.
What is ADHD?
Being aggressive can look like one of these.
What is:
bullying,
fighting,
or being cruel to animals
One targeted child outcome of Parent Management Training (PMT).
What is
Non-compliance and oppositional behavior
Difficulty controlling behavior
Acting out
Aggressive behavior
Impulsivity
ADHD
Two risky behaviors sometime seen in adolescent youth, especially those who are oppositional
What is:
Lying
Cheating
Provoking/Fighting
Sexual behaviors
Substance Use
Stealing
One of the three ways ADHD presents itselt.
What is:
Predominantly Inattentive Presentation
Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive Presentation
Combined Presentation
One potential contributing cause.
What is:
genetics
environment
lack of proper supervision
extremely harsh discipline
imbalance in brain chemicals
lack of parental involvement
CD is defined as...
What is:
children show an ongoing pattern of aggression toward others, and serious violations of rules and social norms at home, in school, and with peers.
Commitments in PMT
What is:
Daily practice
Charting
Two behaviors you want to change and why?
You name it!