Relevant Research
Target Variables
Interventions
100

What was the topic of our presentation? 

Disruptive Behavior Disorder 

100

Name the target variable-

any instance in which the target student engages in inappropriate verbal or physical interactions with adults or students. 

Aggression 

100

Name one of the interventions talked about in the presentations

Project ACHIEVE, Coping Power, Aggression Replacement Training 

200

What are potential risk factors for Disruptive Behavior Disorders?

Biological, Psychological, Environmental

200

Name two ways that appropriate emotional regulation can be measured

rating scales and frequency count 

200

Name one of the outcomes of ART (Aggression Replacement Training) 

Promotes skills acquisition and performance, Improves anger control, Decreases frequency of ‘acting out’ behaviors, Increase frequency of constructive prosocial behaviors


300

What percentage of children are diagnosed with ODD?

3%

300

How can compliance be measured?

Latency 

300

True or False: the Coping Power Intervention can be used at home and at school 

True

400

What percentage of children are diagnosed with CD?

8%

400

Give the definition of Compliance 

the target student engages in a response that matches the delivered instruction within x seconds from the time the instruction was given and completing the request without  a second instruction being given

400

Why is it hard to create evidence based interventions that are effective for children with Disruptive Behavior Disorders? 

ODD and CD are often diagnosed with other diagnoses such as ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, and substance abuse disorders.

500

What is the main similarity between ODD and CD? 

they both involve impulse behaviors and lack of self control 

500

What were the four target variables we talked about? 

aggression, positive peer interactions, compliance, appropriate emotional regulation 

500

Name one intervention from the PowerPoint that we did not elaborate on

Triple P, Second Step, Incredible Years, ect. 

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