CJ ST 484 Chapter Notes - Chapter 23: Conduct Disorder, Shoplifting, Bipolar Disorder

• School: Iowa State University
• Department: Criminal Justice Studies
• Course: CJ ST 484
• Professor: Delisi

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Oppositional defiant disorder is 1 p1tte(cid:364)n of. 1nge(cid:364)/i(cid:364)(cid:364)it1ble mood, 1(cid:364)gument1ti(cid:404)eness, defi1nt beh1(cid:404)io(cid:364), o(cid:364) (cid:404)indicti(cid:404)eness th1t l1sts 1t le1st si(cid:410) months. 1nd is e(cid:404)idenced b(cid:411) 1t le1st fou(cid:364) s(cid:411)mptoms. The beh1(cid:404)io(cid:364)1l distu(cid:364)b1nce must be 1ssoci1ted (cid:405)ith dist(cid:364)ess in the child o(cid:364) othe(cid:364)s 1t home, school, 1nd othe(cid:364) settings such th1t the child"s soci1l, educ1tion1l, o(cid:364) othe(cid:364) functioning is neg1ti(cid:404)el(cid:411) 1ffected. In the )sm-(cid:732), the se(cid:404)e(cid:364)it(cid:411) of opposition1l )efi1nt )iso(cid:364)de(cid:364) is specified. Mild pe(cid:364)t1ins to s(cid:411)mptoms th1t 1(cid:364)e limited to one setting. Mode(cid:364)1te me1ns th1t some s(cid:411)mptoms 1(cid:364)e p(cid:364)esent in 1t le1st t(cid:405)o settings 1nd se(cid:404)e(cid:364)e me1ns th1t some s(cid:411)mptoms 1(cid:364)e p(cid:364)esent in th(cid:364)ee o(cid:364) mo(cid:364)e settings (cid:806)ame(cid:364)ic1n ws(cid:411)chi1t(cid:364)ic associ1tion, (cid:729)(cid:727)(cid:728)(cid:730), pp. (cid:731)(cid:733)(cid:729)-(cid:731)(cid:733)(cid:730)(cid:807). The s(cid:411)mptoms of opposition1l )efi1nt )iso(cid:364)de(cid:364) 1(cid:364)e: Often 1(cid:364)gues (cid:405)ith 1utho(cid:364)it(cid:411) figu(cid:364)es such 1s 1dults. Often 1cti(cid:404)el(cid:411) defies o(cid:364) (cid:364)efuses to compl(cid:411) (cid:405)ith (cid:364)e(cid:363)uests f(cid:364)om 1utho(cid:364)it(cid:411) figu(cid:364)es o(cid:364) (cid:405)ith (cid:364)ules. Often bl1mes othe(cid:364)s fo(cid:364) his o(cid:364) he(cid:364) mist1kes o(cid:364) misbeh1(cid:404)io(cid:364)