To Be Diagnosed with Conduct Disorder, the Behavior Must

question 33

Multiple Choice

To be diagnosed with conduct disorder, the behavior must

• A) cause physical harm to a living being.
• B) be a pattern that has persisted for at least six months.
• C) be done by a boy. Girls who demonstrate such behaviors are labeled "defiant."
• D) be diagnosed before the age of 5.

Explain the stages of moral reasoning according to Kohlberg.

Discuss the significance of early attachment and its effects on later relationships.

Understand the implications of adolescent development on social relationships and self-regulation.

Examine the role of peers and social interactions in adolescent development.