CD

Question 1

prevalence

Answer 1

5% in community (ODD is 10%)
50% in clinical samples
boys: girls: 5:1

Question 2

% conversion to ASPD

Answer 2

40% if early onset
25% if adolescent onset (and only behaviours not necessarily full PD)
variety and severity of childhood behaviours is the best predictor

Question 3

psychological intervention for CD

Answer 3

Multi-Systemic therapy

Parent child interaction therapy
Parent trainng
The incredible years
Triple P=positive parenting program
and other things

Question 4

Meds in CD

Answer 4

ADHD–> stimulants
anxiety, depression meh aggression SSRI
Agression: AA, FGA, Anticonvulsans, Li, less evidence for clonidine and beta blcokers

Question 5

ODD numbers

Answer 5

10% prevalnce
more in boys until puberty then same
2/3 no longer meet criteria in 3 years
1/3 will develop CD
angry, irritable mood predicts anxieyt and depression
argumentative and vidictive sx predict CD

Question 6

Tx of ODD

Answer 6

collaborative problem solving

also parent mx training
and other things

Question 7

CD criteria

Answer 7

Rule Violating LAD 3 sx
Rule violation (3), turant, runs away, stays out late
Lie/theft (3) lies, steals, breaks in
Aggression to animals and ppl (7) bullies, physical fights, used a weapon, cruel to animals or ppl, stolen with confrontation, forced sex
Destruction (2) of property, fire

Question 8

CD genes

biology

Answer 8

serotonin receptor, transporter, MAO-A, child abuse interaction
tandem repeats

low urine chatecholamines, resting heat rate, EEG, skincnductance?

Question 9

what is RNR

Answer 9

Risk,need, and responsivity principles

a correctional service approach to criminality

Question 10

homicide rate in canada

Answer 10

1/100,000

Question 11

risk assessment tools

Answer 11

SORAG
VRAG
HCR-20