If a child with conduct disorder displays openly aggressive and confrontational behaviors, which pattern of the disorder would that child be displaying?

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Braxton Ballard

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19 January, 19:19

If a child with conduct disorder displays openly aggressive and confrontational behaviors, which pattern of the disorder would that child be displaying?

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London Barr · Answer 1

Overt-destructive

Explanation:

Conduct disorder: The term conduct disorder is described as the pattern of violence by the adolescents or the older child, these children generally violate the rights of another person or animals and usually involve aggression or intimidation, purposeful destruction of others property, and stealing, etc.

Conduct disorder can occur with other disorder including ADHD, ODD, and PTSD, etc.

Overt-destructive pattern: The overt-destructive pattern of behavior by any individual involves open displaying of confrontational and aggressive patterns, for example, lying.