Disruptive & Impulse-Control
Disruptive & Impulse-Control
Recurrent outbursts of failure to control aggressive impulses; ≥1 of: verbal aggression or physical aggression toward property/animals/individuals ≥2×/week (on average) for ≥3 months; ≥3 aggressive outbursts involving damage/injury within a 12-month period
Repetitive/persistent pattern of behaviour violating rights of others or major societal norms; ≥3 of 15 criteria in past 12 months (≥1 in past 6): aggression to people/animals; destruction of property; deceitfulness/theft; serious rule violations
B. Aggressiveness grossly disproportionate in magnitude to the provocation or precipitating psychosocial stressors C. Not better explained by another mental/medical condition; not attributable to substances D. Chronological age ≥6 years (or equivalent developmental level)
B. Behaviour disturbance causes clinically significant impairment in social, academic, or occupational functioning C. If individual is age ≥18, criteria not met for antisocial personality disorder
A. Recurrent outbursts of failure to control aggressive impulses; ≥1 of: verbal aggression or physical aggression toward property/animals/individuals ≥2×/week (on average) for ≥3 months; ≥3 aggressive outbursts involving damage/injury within a 12-month period B. Aggressiveness grossly disproportionate in magnitude to the provocation or precipitating psychosocial stressors C. Not better explained by another mental/medical condition; not attributable to substances
A. Repetitive/persistent pattern of behaviour violating rights of others or major societal norms; ≥3 of 15 criteria in past 12 months (≥1 in past 6): aggression to people/animals; destruction of property; deceitfulness/theft; serious rule violations B. Behaviour disturbance causes clinically significant impairment in social, academic, or occupational functioning C. If individual is age ≥18, criteria not met for antisocial personality disorder
Mild; Moderate; Severe
Childhood-onset type; Adolescent-onset type; Unspecified onset; With limited prosocial emotions
Conduct disorder (sustained pattern of deliberate violations; not purely impulsive reactive aggression); ODD (younger children; milder aggression without property destruction); Bipolar disorder - manic episode (episodic; mood-primary; sustained elevation)
ODD (less severe; no aggression, property destruction, or serious rule violations); ADHD (comorbid in ~25%; impulsivity without deliberate harm; code both when criteria independently met); Intermittent explosive disorder (impulsive reactive aggression without sustained conduct pattern)