Basics of C.D.
This is a mental health problems is symptom by a pattern of aggressive and mean behaviors that violate the rights of others and major age-appropriate ways to act.
What is Conduct Disorder?
This type of training is often recommended for parents of children with CD to encourage good behavior.
What is parent management training?
A history of past abuse, neglect, or trauma are considered these kinds of contributing factors.
What are environmental factors?
Doing stuff despite parents saying no.
What is Breaking the rules?
Bullying, threatening, and intimidating others are all symptoms in this category of CD behavior.
What is aggression to people and/or animals?
For a doctor to tell you have cd the behaviors must be there for a specific time, with at least one problem happening within this number of months.
What is six months?
This intensive, home-based treatment approach involves the family, school, and community to address problem behaviors in adolescents.
What is multisystemic therapy?
These factors can include impulsiveness, a low IQ, and poor school achievement.
What are individual characteristics?
This action involves conning others to obtain goods, favors, or avoid Things.
What is lying?
Engaging in a specific act with the intention of causing serious damage to property.
What is fire-setting?
This related disorder, often seen in younger children, is characterized by a pattern of negative, hostile, and defiant behavior and can sometimes progress to conduct disorder.
What is oppositional defiant disorder?
There are currently no medications specifically approved for CD, but they may be used to treat these types of conditions.
What are co-occurring or comorbid disorders?
Research has shown impairment in this specific part of the brain that interferes with the ability to plan and learn from negative experiences.
What is the frontal lobe?
Shoplifting items or not paying usually being sneaky or trying to while in the act.
What is theft?
This action involves taking something from a victim face-to-face, such as in a mugging or armed robbery.
What is stealing while confronting a victim?
Conduct disorder is classified into two main types based on when symptoms first appear: childhood-onset and this other type.
What is adolescent-onset type?
This term describes traits added as a specifier to the DSM-5 diagnosis, including lack of remorse, lack of empathy, and unconcerned performance.
What are callous-unemotional traits?
A disorganized home life, lack of parental supervision, and a cold parental attitude are examples of these factors.
What are family or parental factors?
To meet the criteria for running away from home, the teen must have done so overnight at least this many times .
What is running away?
Being physically cruel to animals is a specific symptom that falls under this category of conduct disorder criteria.
What is aggression to people and animals?
Unlike typical adolescent acting out, a diagnosis of CD requires the behaviors to cause clinically significant impairment in these three areas of functioning.
What are social, academic, or occupational functioning?
The earlier a child displays extreme disturbed behavior, the better or worse this (the likely outcome of the disorder) tends to be.
What is the prognosis?
Studies involving adopted children suggest the highest incidence of CD occurs when a child has both a family history of antisocial behavior and this kind of adoptive home.
What is a disturbed or unstable adoptive home?
This term refers to frequently skipping school, which, like running away, must begin before the age of 13 to be a specific criterion.
What is truancy?
While vandalism is a symptom, the DSM-5 criteria specify that the destruction of property must be this.
What is intentionaly?