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Coping strategies where individuals aim to change the stressor
Primary Control strategies
Crimes dealt with in the justice system, regardless of the offender's age.
Criminal Behavior
individuals problems are turned outward and manifest into behavioral problems ( antisocial aggression, delinquency)
Externalizing Disorders
Hormone known to influence bonding in others.
Oxytocin
A psychological disturbance characterized by low self-esteem, lack of motivation, sadness, and difficulty finding pleasure.
Depression
Coping strategies where an individual aims to adapt to the stressor
Secondary Control Strategies
Violations of law that only pertain to minors like underage use of alcohol.
Status Offenses
individuals problems are turned inward and manifest into emotional and cognitive distress (depression, anxiety)
Internalizing Disorders
Activity in the brain and nervous system.
Neuroendocrine
Connected to internalizing problems. Those who are high in negative emotionality become distressed easily and are at greater risk for depression, anxiety and other internalizing problems
Negative Emotionality
A type of psychotherapy commonly used to treat depression and anxiety, it focuses on changing both maladaptive and habitual patterns of thinking and acting.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
An externalizing problem including criminal behavior and delinquency.
Juvenile Offending
A disorder in adulthood characterized by antisocial behavior and persistent disregard for both the rules and society.
Antisocial Personality Disorder
A neurotransmitter in the brain responsible for the experience of reward.
Dopamine
When individuals lack strong bonds or commitments to society.
Social Control Theory
A type of psychotherapy commonly used to treat depression and anxiety, focuses on changing dysfunctional patterns of interacting with others.
Interpersonal Therapy
A type of antisocial behavior characterized by aggression towards others.
Overt Antisocial Behavior
A repetitive and persistent pattern of antisocial behavior that may cause problems at school, work, or relations with others.
Conduct Disorder
Misuse of drugs that damages an individual's health and ability to function
Substance Abuse
Various characteristics of psychopathic individuals, includes traits like lack of empathy.
Callus- Unemotional Traits
A class of antidepressants that has been shown to be effective in treating adolescents suffering from internalizing problems.
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs)
Individuals who are antisocial but also manipulative, superficially charming, impulsive, and indifferent to others feelings.
Psychopaths
A childhood and adolescence disorder characterized by stubbornness, anger, and spite.
Oppositional- Defiant Disorder
Consuming more than 5 drinks in a row
Binge Drinking
Individuals who have difficulty experiencing positive emotions. (Risk factor for depression)
Anhedonic