Summary: Disorders Of Childhood: Development And Psychopathology | 9781337098113 | Robin Hornik Parritz, et al

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• 4 Externalizing Disorders

• 4.2 ODD, CD & ASPD

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• What are typical aspects of ODD, CD & ASPD?

  • Involve problems in the self-control of emotions & behaviors
  • Violate the rights of others
  • Bring the individual into significant conflict with societal norms or authority figures  

• What are the 2 groups of people that exhibit anti-social behavior?

  1. The Adolescence Limited (AL) group = those who only show antisocial behavior during the “normative peak”
  2. The Life-Course Persistent (LCP) group = those who show antisocial behavior during their entire life 

• What is typical for the Life-Course Persistant group that exhibits anti-social behavior?

  They show antisocial behavior during their entire lifetime

• What type of antisocial behavior is both destructive and covert?

  Property violations, like vandalism and theft

• What type of antisocial behavior is both destructive and overt?

  Physical agression, like bullying, fighting and assault

• What type of antisocial behavior is both nondestructive and covert?

  Status violations, like rule breaking, truancy and substance use

• What type of antisocial behavior is both nondestructive and overt?

  Oppositional behavior, like temper tantrums, angry, touchy and argumentative

• What does the developmental course of antisocial behavior look like?

  Cascade of behaviors: one adding onto the other

• What are two aspects of the developmental course of antisocial disorders?

  • Diversification: addition of new behavior problems
    
  • Aggression 

• What are the three pathways in the developmental course of antisocial disorders?

  • Overt pathway
    
  • Covert pathway
  • Authority conflict pathway