A nationally representative survey of US high school students found that ___% had been involved in a physical fight in the past year.

Based on the psychological perspective, conduct problems fall along a dimension of _______________

Cruelty to animal falls into a _____________ dimension

Oppositional Defiant Disorder indicators have been said to be grouped into three categories. Which of the following is not an indicated category of ODD symptoms?

ODD and CD appear to be distinguishable yet _________ correlated aspects of child psychopathology.

While typically present in early childhood, the presence of ______________ alone does not predict future aggression.

About 50%, or more, of youths with a conduct problem exhibit all of the following EXCEPT:

Boys show a(n) ___________ age of onset, and ______ rate of persistence in conduct problems.

Girls are more likely to use ________ forms of relational aggression.

Teens on the AL path are less likely to do all of the following EXCEPT:

New studies with MAOA have identified a possible _____________ interaction in order to explain the development of conduct problem

____________ theory asserts that parent-child interactions provide a training ground for the development of antisocial behaviors.

Because those who remain in certain neighborhoods differ from those who leave, ________________ hypothesis suggests this creates a community for individuals where antisocial behaviors become the norm.

Which type of treatment involves the child learning to process a situation in order to generate alternative and more appropriate solutions?

Feeling little joy in anything one does and/or losing interest in almost all activities is the state of ___________.

Depression in children is sometimes called __________, because children seem to express depressions indirectly.

While ________ typically refers to feeling sad, a ____________ is a group of indicators that occur together more often than by chance

Between the ages of 13-15, sex differences appear in the diagnosis of depression, because rates _________ for girls.

The average episode length of ____________ is prolonged, lasting 2-5 years

____________, a negative form of self-disclosure between peers, is a strong risk factor of depression in adolescent females.

Twin studies suggest that depression has a(n) ________ genetic influence

Parts of the __________, involved in recognizing environmental contexts for reward & danger, is implicated in depression.

A combination of _________ & _______ are more efficacious in treating depression compared to other forms of therapy.

Large scale prevention of depression has been directed toward ___________.

We now know that children who experience anxiety will _________ display anxiety through adulthood.

Anxiety involves a reaction to __________ danger, otherwise known as the fight/flight response.

Which is NOT a behavioral symptom of anxiety?

In elementary-aged children, fear of monsters or ghosts would correspond to which DMS-5 disorder?

Aside from specific phobia, which is the most common anxiety disorder to appear in childhood?

According to _____________, human infants are biologically predisposed to learn certain fears, due to natural selection.

According to the text, unrelenting panic attacks, along with a restricted lifestyle due to panic disorders, adolescents may develop all of the following, except __.

In obsessive-compulsive disorder, obsessions refer to ________, while compulsions refer to _______.

The more severe the child's anxiety, the strong their attention to potentially ___________ stimuli.

The tendency to attend to potentially threatening information is referred to as

_______ cultural values, such as malleability & self-cultivation may heighten levels of general distress and specific phobias.

He __________ temperament type is an enduring trait and prepositional factor for later anxiety disorders.

Which neurotransmitter is most commonly implicated in anxiety disorders?

Which type of behavior therapy involves gradual exposure to the aversive stimuli?

In cognitive-behavioral therapy, children learn the _____ plan, to combat problematic thinking.

__________ interventions may result in worsened, more persistent anxiety, compared to solely focusing on the child.