Identifying Criteria
Individuals show at least one symptom characteristic of conduct disorder prior to age 10 years
What is childhood-onset type?
These parenting practices have been linked to increases in oppositional symptoms
What is harsh and inconsistent?
Planned behavior with the goal of obtaining something specific
What is instrumental aggression?
Addressing thought patterns and developing coping strategies for emotion regulation
What is CBT?
This antagonist from an animated Disney film that parodies Hamlet displays key characteristics of conduct disorder.
Who is Scar?
This disorder involves a pattern of angry/irritable mood, argumentative/defiant behavior, or vindictiveness
What is oppositional defiant disorder?
This type of conduct disorder is more likely with a family history of the disorder
What is childhood-onset conduct disorder?
Purposefully ignoring someone can be considered an example of this kind of aggression
What is covert aggression?
Consistent routines, clear boundaries, and tailored systems of positive reinforcement
What are home-based strategies?
This character nicknamed “The Criminal” from the Breakfast Club displays multiple symptoms of angry/irritable mood as well as argumentative/defiant behavior with teachers and peers.
Who is John Bender?
This disorder involves a repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others or major age-appropriate societal norms or rules are violated
What is conduct disorder?
Abnormalities in the ___ and ____ have been associated with ODD
What are the prefrontal cortex and the amygdala?
Spreading rumors about someone is an example of this kind of aggression
What is relational aggression?
Used primarily for severe symptoms or when other approaches have had limited success
What is medication?
This Family Guy character consistently loses his temper, argues or defies authority figures, and has been spiteful or vindictive. However, given his age, it is very unlikely he would be diagnosed with ODD.
Who is Stewie Griffin?
Specifier indicating that symptoms are present across at least three settings
What is severe (oppositional defiant disorder)?
Lower-than-average intelligence, particularly with regard to verbal IQ, is a temperamental risk factor for _____
What is conduct disorder?
Attacking someone who insulted you is an example of this kind of aggression
What is reactive aggression?
Teaching ___ effective discipline techniques and relationship-building skills
Who are parents?
After a thorough assessment, this school bully from the Simpsons may qualify for a conduct disorder.
Who is Nelson Muntz?
Lack of remorse or guilt, callousness, lack of concern about performance, and shallow or deficient affect all make up this specifier
What is limited prosocial emotions?
___ basal cortisol reactivity has been associated with ODD
What is reduced?
Children with callous-unemotional traits and conduct problems tend to engage in more ___ with peers
What is Instrumental Aggression?
Behavior plans, social skills training, and __ consultation to support success
Who are teachers?
These boys from “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” were often seen arguing with or defying authority figures, damaging property, and losing their temper.
Who are Walker and TR Bobby? (Who are Ricky Bobby’s sons)?