Diagnosed?
Remaining calm and assertive, and avoid engaging in arguments.
What is avoiding conflict?
Using 'I feel' statements instead of 'you always' is an example of this non-accusatory technique.
What is using 'I feel statements'?
Helps children notice and change negative thought patterns that lead to behavioral problems.
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
What does ODD stand for?
A consistent pattern of uncooperative defiant, and hostile behavior toward authority figures.
Signs of ODD?
Giving a high level of structure and clear, specific rules.
What is lots of structure?
Physical based activities that include sports, running, and yoga.
What are activities that improve ODD?
This medication is not meant for ODD but is seen having a positive effect on it.
What is ADHD medication?
Terrible twos and early teens.
When can you see signs of ODD?
Six or more months.
What is the duration of ODD behaviors.
A person may develop ODD from biological, genetic, and environment factors. There is not usually one right cause, and is more commonly a mix of these different factors.
Where does ODD come from on a philological scale?
The act of confirming you understand the other person's perspective, even if you don't agree with it.
What is validation?
Parents learn effective strategies to manage their child including positive discipline, improvement communication skills, and consistent consequences for behaviors.
What is Parent Management Training?
ADHD, anxiety, learning, and language disorders.
What causes ODD?
Keeping a job.
What can untreated ODD in adults can prevent them from?
Consistently arguing with people of authority at the school, and refusing to listen to instructions and requests.
What does it mean for kids in school who have ODD?
ODD is often diagnosed in this development stage, though it can impact adult relationships if underlying issues persist.
What is childhood?
Constancy, positive reinforcement, clear expectations, and seeking support are good plans when you are at these places.
What are home and school strategies?
67 to 68 percent.
How many people get over ODD?
Family history, brain differences, neurotransmitters.
What are factors of ODD?
Doctors diagnose ODD through a comprehensive psychological evaluation conducted by a qualified mental health professional, such as a child psychiatrist or psychologist.
How do doctors know you have ODD?
A common therapeutic technique for individuals with ODD that helps them recognize and change negative though patterns.
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
What are antipsychotic medications?
A mental health professor will gather information form parents, teachers, and daycare providers as well from the child.
How is ODD diagnosed?
Getting arrested and possible in incarcerations.
What are risks with ODD, involving legal system?