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At least one of these symptoms must be displayed with someone who is not a sibling. The categories and symptoms include:
Angry or irritable mood, which includes symptoms like:
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Adults with ODD can manage their disorder by:
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Family therapy: A psychologist will work with the whole family to make changes. This can help parents find support and learn strategies for handling their child’s ODD.
Parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT): Therapists will coach the parents as they intera...
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The disorder is often difficult to diagnose in adults because many of the symptoms overlap with antisocial behaviors , substance abuse, and other disorders.
There is no proven cause of ODD, but there a...
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ODD is a behavioral disorder that results in defiance and anger against authority. It can affect a person’s work, school, and social life.
ODD affects between 1...
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Individual cognitive behavioral therapy: A psychologist will work with the child to improve:
They may also be able to identify potential contributing...
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