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Disruptive Behavior Disorders

Disruptive Behavior Disorders are defined by persistent patterns of defiant, argumentative, and hostile behavior directed at authority figures, including parents, teachers, and caregivers. These behaviors can be frequent and ongoing, leading to considerable stress and challenges in relationships and daily functioning.

ODD

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Key Characteristics

  • Defiance: Openly refusing to comply with requests or rules from authority figures.

  • Argumentativeness: Engaging in frequent verbal disputes or disagreements with adults.

  • Hostility: Displaying aggressive behaviors or attitudes towards others, often in response to perceived provocation.

  • Anger Management Issues: Difficulty controlling anger, leading to explosive outbursts or temper tantrums.

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