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disorders related to ADHD intermittent explosive disorder oppositional defiant disorder intermittent explosive disorder recurrent verbal or physical aggressive outbursts aggression is impulsive and not preplanned ODD disruptive behavior of ODD more deliberate than ADHD loess temper, argumentative, lack of compliance, deliberately aggravates others, vindictive, spiteful, touchy conduct disorder defined by the impact of a child's behavior on people and surroundings focuses on aggressive behaviors diagnostic specifier for conduct disorder limited prosocial emotions DSM-5 criteria for conduct disorder aggressive to people and animals destruction of property deceitfulness or theft serious violations of rules comorbidities of conduct disorder substance abuse is common anxiety and depression two courses of conduct problems life-course persistent adolescence limited prevalence of conduct disorder between 5 and 6% more common in boys than girls conduct disorder and neurobiological factors deficits in regions of the brain that support emotion and empathetic responses lower levels of resting skin conductance and heart rate dodge's cognitive theory of aggression

Ambiguous act interpreted as hostile -> Aggression toward others -> Retaliation from others -> Further angry aggression toward others treatment of conduct disorder is most effective when _______ it addresses the multiple systems involved in the life of a child...