Question 1

Which of the following is true regarding intervention programs for ODD and CD?

Accepted Answer

A)  The majority of programs for CD target parents rather than youth. 
B)  The success of multisystemic therapy (MST) has been attributed to the use of cognitive behavioral methods and bringing the intervention into the community. 
C)  Child programs have been criticized empirically, because they work with the child rather than the parent. 
D)  Family preservation and residential treatment are two successful programs that have been developed to address youth with CD. 
A)  The majority of programs for CD target parents rather than youth. 
B)  The success of multisystemic therapy (MST) has been attributed to the use of cognitive behavioral methods and bringing the intervention into the community. 
C)  Child programs have been criticized empirically, because they work with the child rather than the parent. 
D)  Family preservation and residential treatment are two successful programs that have been developed to address youth with CD. B

Question 2

Children and adolescents with CD and ODD are at greater risk in the future for problems in all the following areas, except

Accepted Answer

A)  eating disorders. 
B)  substance use and abuse. 
C)  school drop-out. 
D)  unemployment. 
A)  eating disorders. 
B)  substance use and abuse. 
C)  school drop-out. 
D)  unemployment. A

Question 3

Path analysis suggests that there may be the potential for developmental continuity in the sequence of developing maladaptive behaviors (Loeber, et al, 1992). This path suggests that the order of maladaptive behaviors might be

Accepted Answer

A)  ODD?ADHD?CD. 
B)  ADHD? panic disorder? ODD? CD. 
C)  SAD?ODD?OCD?CD. 
D)  ADHD?ODD?CD. 
A)  ODD?ADHD?CD. 
B)  ADHD? panic disorder? ODD? CD. 
C)  SAD?ODD?OCD?CD. 
D)  ADHD?ODD?CD. D

Question 4

When asked why he hit the other boy, Sammy said that he thought the other boy was mad at him and was going to hit him. Sammy is demonstrating

Accepted Answer

A)  hostile attribution bias. 
B)  relational aggression. 
C)  coercion theory. 
D)  psychological bullying. 
A)  hostile attribution bias. 
B)  relational aggression. 
C)  coercion theory. 
D)  psychological bullying.

Question 5

Aggression which is premeditated has been referred to as

Accepted Answer

A)  hot?blooded. 
B)  reactive. 
C)  cold?blooded. 
D)  responsive. 
A)  hot?blooded. 
B)  reactive. 
C)  cold?blooded. 
D)  responsive.

Question 6

In their meta‐analysis of 60 studies, Frick and colleagues (1993) isolated four quadrants of behaviors aligned along two dimensions.
a) Indicate the four quadrants of aggressive behavior and give an example of each.
b) Indicate which quadrants were most closely aligned with ODD and which were more closely aligned with CD

Accepted Answer

a) The four quadrants of aggressive beha

Question 7

All of the following are moderations that can increase the risk for stable child aggression, except

Accepted Answer

A)  maternal depression. 
B)  child's low inhibition. 
C)  child fearfulness. 
D)  maternal rejection. 
A)  maternal depression. 
B)  child's low inhibition. 
C)  child fearfulness. 
D)  maternal rejection.

Question 8

All of the following are true of children who demonstrate maladaptive responses to emotionally charged situations that are negative, except

Accepted Answer

A)  they are high on emotionality. 
B)  they are low on emotion regulation. 
C)  they are under?aroused by situations that would normally arouse children. 
D)  they are more likely to respond with low social adaptive responses. 
A)  they are high on emotionality. 
B)  they are low on emotion regulation. 
C)  they are under?aroused by situations that would normally arouse children. 
D)  they are more likely to respond with low social adaptive responses.

Question 9

Joey is three years old. He is at the park with his mother. When she is not looking, he pushes another child off the swing, so that he can have the swing to himself. This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  interpersonal aggression. 
B)  instrumental aggression. 
C)  relational aggression. 
D)  hostile aggression. 
A)  interpersonal aggression. 
B)  instrumental aggression. 
C)  relational aggression. 
D)  hostile aggression.

Question 10

In females, symptoms of CD are likely to be manifested in all of the following, except

Accepted Answer

A)  vandalism. 
B)  running away. 
C)  substance use. 
D)  truancy. 
A)  vandalism. 
B)  running away. 
C)  substance use. 
D)  truancy.

Question 11

To be diagnosed with childhood?onset type of CD, which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  At least three symptoms must be present prior to 8 years of age. 
B)  At least one symptom must be present prior to 10 years of age. 
C)  No symptoms must be present after 10 years of age. 
D)  At least three symptoms must be present prior to 10 years of age. 
A)  At least three symptoms must be present prior to 8 years of age. 
B)  At least one symptom must be present prior to 10 years of age. 
C)  No symptoms must be present after 10 years of age. 
D)  At least three symptoms must be present prior to 10 years of age.

Question 12

When diagnosing CD, which of the following symptoms must occur prior to 13 years of age?

Accepted Answer

A)  destruction of property 
B)  committing a break?in 
C)  staying out all night 
D)  both b and c 
A)  destruction of property 
B)  committing a break?in 
C)  staying out all night 
D)  both b and c

Question 13

In their meta?analysis of over 60 studies, Frick and colleagues identified four quadrants of behaviors associated with ODD and CD. Within this sample, age of onset for property violations was

Accepted Answer

A)  7½ years. 
B)  15 years. 
C)  9 years. 
D)  13 years. 
A)  7½ years. 
B)  15 years. 
C)  9 years. 
D)  13 years.

Question 14

Coercion Theory relates to

Accepted Answer

A)  how children can bully other children. 
B)  escalating negative patterns of behaviors between children and their parents 
C)  how adolescents with CD can dominate and victimize younger children. 
D)  how children with deviant behaviors train other children to engage in similar behaviors. 
A)  how children can bully other children. 
B)  escalating negative patterns of behaviors between children and their parents 
C)  how adolescents with CD can dominate and victimize younger children. 
D)  how children with deviant behaviors train other children to engage in similar behaviors.

Question 15

Which of the following is not part of Barkley's four factor model?

Accepted Answer

A)  temperament of the child 
B)  child management patterns 
C)  distressed school environment 
D)  temperament of the parent 
A)  temperament of the child 
B)  child management patterns 
C)  distressed school environment 
D)  temperament of the parent

Question 16

Loeber and Keenan (1994) studied several different pathways that could potentially distinguish subtypes of CD. Of the subtypes that were identified, which had the best overall outcomes?

Accepted Answer

A)  triple pathway 
B)  overt pathway 
C)  dual overt/covert pathway 
D)  authority conflict pathway 
A)  triple pathway 
B)  overt pathway 
C)  dual overt/covert pathway 
D)  authority conflict pathway

Question 17

Youth with CD often have comorbid disorders. Which of the following are the two most likely disorders from those listed below?

Accepted Answer

A)  substance abuse and depression 
B)  substance abuse and eating disorders 
C)  depression and eating disorder 
D)  borderline personality disorder and substance abuse 
A)  substance abuse and depression 
B)  substance abuse and eating disorders 
C)  depression and eating disorder 
D)  borderline personality disorder and substance abuse

Question 18

According to the DSM, a diagnosis of ODD requires a pervasive attitude of "_________" and four additional symptoms. What is the persistent and pervasive attitude, and what are four of the symptoms?

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to the DSM, a diagnosis of...

Question 19

Which of the following is true regarding late starters?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is less research information available about this group. 
B)  As a group, they have less deviance. 
C)  Deviant behavior is often due to inadequate parental monitoring. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  There is less research information available about this group. 
B)  As a group, they have less deviance. 
C)  Deviant behavior is often due to inadequate parental monitoring. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 20

Your teenage son is beginning to quarrel with you and has become increasingly oppositional. He says that you are treating him like a child and that all his friends have far more privileges than he does. He also demands an increase in his allowance because he can't do things with his friends on the little money you give him. Up to this point, he has been a responsible child and you have had a very good relationship with him. You have been searching on the internet and seeing the symptoms, wonder if he has ODD, or worse yet CD. You take him to see a psychologist. The most likely response from the psychologist will be

Accepted Answer

A)  this is the initial stages of conduct disorder, you should arrange for individual child therapy. 
B)  this represents late?stage oppositional defiant disorder, there are group programs for parents that can help with management of the disorder. 
C)  this is likely transient oppositional behavior, it will pass, just continue to monitor. 
D)  ODD is most often initiated on the home front, this is very serious. 
A)  this is the initial stages of conduct disorder, you should arrange for individual child therapy. 
B)  this represents late?stage oppositional defiant disorder, there are group programs for parents that can help with management of the disorder. 
C)  this is likely transient oppositional behavior, it will pass, just continue to monitor. 
D)  ODD is most often initiated on the home front, this is very serious.

Which of the following is true regarding intervention programs for ODD and CD?

Children and adolescents with CD and ODD are at greater risk in the future for problems in all the following areas, except

Path analysis suggests that there may be the potential for developmental continuity in the sequence of developing maladaptive behaviors (Loeber, et al, 1992). This path suggests that the order of maladaptive behaviors might be

When asked why he hit the other boy, Sammy said that he thought the other boy was mad at him and was going to hit him. Sammy is demonstrating

Aggression which is premeditated has been referred to as

All of the following are moderations that can increase the risk for stable child aggression, except

All of the following are true of children who demonstrate maladaptive responses to emotionally charged situations that are negative, except

Joey is three years old. He is at the park with his mother. When she is not looking, he pushes another child off the swing, so that he can have the swing to himself. This is an example of

In females, symptoms of CD are likely to be manifested in all of the following, except

To be diagnosed with childhood?onset type of CD, which of the following is true?

When diagnosing CD, which of the following symptoms must occur prior to 13 years of age?

In their meta?analysis of over 60 studies, Frick and colleagues identified four quadrants of behaviors associated with ODD and CD. Within this sample, age of onset for property violations was

Coercion Theory relates to

Which of the following is not part of Barkley's four factor model?

Loeber and Keenan (1994) studied several different pathways that could potentially distinguish subtypes of CD. Of the subtypes that were identified, which had the best overall outcomes?

Youth with CD often have comorbid disorders. Which of the following are the two most likely disorders from those listed below?

According to the DSM, a diagnosis of ODD requires a pervasive attitude of "_________" and four additional symptoms. What is the persistent and pervasive attitude, and what are four of the symptoms?

Which of the following is true regarding late starters?

Section A: Introduction to Internalizing Problems

Section B: Introduction to Externalizing Problems

Past, Present Future

Theoretical Perspectives

Risks, Protective Factors, and Culturally Diverse Youth

Ethical Issues and Research Methods

Issues in Diagnosis, Assessment, Treatment

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Childhood

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Adolescence Stress Disorders

The Mood Disorders

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Adhd

Specific Learning Disabilities SLD

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Substance Use and Abuse Among Youth

Pervasive Development Disorders PDD

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Exam 10: Behavioral Problems and Disruptive Disorders

Which of the following is true regarding intervention programs for ODD and CD?

Children and adolescents with CD and ODD are at greater risk in the future for problems in all the following areas, except

Path analysis suggests that there may be the potential for developmental continuity in the sequence of developing maladaptive behaviors (Loeber, et al, 1992). This path suggests that the order of maladaptive behaviors might be

When asked why he hit the other boy, Sammy said that he thought the other boy was mad at him and was going to hit him. Sammy is demonstrating

Aggression which is premeditated has been referred to as

All of the following are moderations that can increase the risk for stable child aggression, except

All of the following are true of children who demonstrate maladaptive responses to emotionally charged situations that are negative, except

Joey is three years old. He is at the park with his mother. When she is not looking, he pushes another child off the swing, so that he can have the swing to himself. This is an example of

In females, symptoms of CD are likely to be manifested in all of the following, except

To be diagnosed with childhood?onset type of CD, which of the following is true?

When diagnosing CD, which of the following symptoms must occur prior to 13 years of age?

In their meta?analysis of over 60 studies, Frick and colleagues identified four quadrants of behaviors associated with ODD and CD. Within this sample, age of onset for property violations was

Coercion Theory relates to

Which of the following is not part of Barkley's four factor model?

Loeber and Keenan (1994) studied several different pathways that could potentially distinguish subtypes of CD. Of the subtypes that were identified, which had the best overall outcomes?

Youth with CD often have comorbid disorders. Which of the following are the two most likely disorders from those listed below?

According to the DSM, a diagnosis of ODD requires a pervasive attitude of "_________" and four additional symptoms. What is the persistent and pervasive attitude, and what are four of the symptoms?

Which of the following is true regarding late starters?

Section A: Introduction to Internalizing Problems

Section B: Introduction to Externalizing Problems

Past, Present Future

Theoretical Perspectives

Risks, Protective Factors, and Culturally Diverse Youth

Ethical Issues and Research Methods

Issues in Diagnosis, Assessment, Treatment

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Childhood

Anxiety Disorders With Likely Onset in Adolescence Stress Disorders

The Mood Disorders

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Adhd

Specific Learning Disabilities SLD

Eating Disorders

Substance Use and Abuse Among Youth

Pervasive Development Disorders PDD

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