Your browser does not seem to support JavaScript. As a result, your viewing experience will be diminished, and you have been placed in read-only mode.

Please download a browser that supports JavaScript, or enable it if it's disabled (i.e. NoScript).

Overview of behavioral problems in children

Definitions

undefined

Little_Girl
last edited by admin

Many behaviors exhibited by children or adolescents concern parents or other adults. Behaviors or behavioral patterns become clinically significant if they are frequent or persistent and maladaptive (eg, interfere with emotional maturation or social and cognitive functioning). Severe behavioral problems may be classified as mental disorders (eg, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder). Prevalence rates vary according to how behavioral problems are defined and measured.
1 Reply Last reply
Reply Quote 0
Overview of behavioral problems in children meaning & definition 1 of Overview of behavioral problems in children.

Similar Words

undefined

helianthemum scoparium

Definitions
• • • mehmood

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

123
Views

no-replies
undefined

young's modulus

Definitions
• • • Malcolmdof

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

113
Views

no-replies
undefined

order cyclostomata

Definitions
• • • diannvq4

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

100
Views

no-replies
undefined

flowers-of-an-hour

Definitions
• • • Julian

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

114
Views

no-replies
undefined

striped racer

Definitions
• • • pocket knife

2

0
Votes

2
Posts

229
Views

undefined

A striped racer, also known as the California whipsnake, is a species of non-venomous snake native to the coast and foothills of California. It is a long, slender, and fast-moving snake, identified by its distinctive stripes running down the length of its body. They primarily feed on lizards and small rodents. The scientific name for this species is Masticophis lateralis.
undefined

torturer

Definitions
• • • Jason Yan

4

0
Votes

4
Posts

144
Views

undefined

Torturer is a Death/Thrash metal band, formed in 1989 in Santiago, Chile. The band is one of only a few Chilean bands recognized beyond the borders of its own country.
undefined

higher cognitive process

Definitions
• • • Ernesto

2

0
Votes

2
Posts

135
Views

undefined

Higher cognitive process refers to complex mental activities or operations that allow individuals to engage in advanced reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making, learning and understanding. These processes often involve abilities like memory recall, comprehension, meta-cognition, and critical thinking. They are often associated with high-level brain functions and are influenced by an individuals experiences, knowledge, culture, and goals.
undefined

honky-tonk

Definitions
• • • sastergri

6

0
Votes

6
Posts

203
Views

undefined

Honky-tonk refers to two things:

A type of ragtime music characterized by its upbeat rhythm, often associated with the Southern parts of the United States, particularly with bars or dance halls that feature this type of music.

A cheap, noisy bar or dance hall, especially in the Southern U.S., typically featuring this music. Besides drinking, dancing, and socializing, such venues could also include entertainment like pool tables, mechanical bull riding, or live music performances.
undefined

Violence in children and adolescents

Definitions
• • • Tanya Shivari

2

0
Votes

2
Posts

30
Views

undefined

Children and adolescents may engage in occasional physical confrontations, but most do not develop a sustained pattern of violent behavior or engage in violent crime. Children and adolescents who become violent before puberty may be at higher risk of committing crimes.
Violent behavior is increasingly common among children and adolescents. Up to one third of children may be involved in bullying as bullies, victims, or both. Social stresses (eg, low family income, low parental education levels) are risk factors for bullying. In 2015, nearly 25% of male high school students in the US reported carrying a weapon at least once during the month before they were surveyed as part of a study on youth risks (1).
Despite ongoing interest in the possibility of a relationship between violent behavior and genetic defects or chromosomal anomalies, there is minimal evidence for such a relationship. However, several risk factors have been associated with violent behavior, including

Intense corporal punishment
Alcohol and drug abuse
Gang involvement
Developmental issues
Poverty
Access to firearms

There seems to be a relationship between violence and access to firearms, exposure to violence through media, and exposure to child abuse and domestic violence. Children who are bullied may reach a breaking point, at which time they strike back with potentially dangerous or catastrophic results.
(See also Overview of Behavioral Problems in Children and Behavior Problems in Adolescents.)
undefined

Umbilical hernia in children

Definitions
• • • Julian

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

64
Views

no-replies
undefined

Neck masses in children

Definitions
• • • Tina

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

68
Views

no-replies
undefined

Suicidal behavior in children and adolescents

Definitions
• • • Sonia

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

48
Views

no-replies
undefined

Overview of the middle ear

Definitions
• • • Dave Paprocki

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

67
Views

no-replies
undefined

Overview of sprains and other soft-tissue injuries

Definitions
• • • Luis Fok

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

59
Views

no-replies
undefined

Overview of idiopathic interstitial pneumonias

Definitions
• • • Ernesto

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

47
Views

no-replies
undefined

Overview of mental illness

Definitions
• • • Tracie Lynn

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

69
Views

no-replies
undefined

Overview of sunlight and skin damage

Definitions
• • • Britney

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

55
Views

no-replies
undefined

Behavioral

Definitions
• • • Dave Paprocki

1

0
Votes

1
Posts

53
Views

no-replies
undefined

Vitiation

Definitions
• • • Sarah

4

0
Votes

4
Posts

217
Views

undefined

Vitiation refers to the action of spoiling, impairing, corrupting or making something ineffective, typically in the context of legal contracts or agreements. A contract, for instance, can be vitiated if there was a mistake, misrepresentation or fraud involved in its formation, rendering it invalid or unenforceable. In broader terms, vitiation can also refer to the process of corruption or degradation.

What is Define Dictionary Meaning?

Define Dictionary Meaning is an easy to use platform where anyone can create and share short informal definition of any word.
Best thing is, its free and you can even contribute without creating an account.

This page shows you usage and meanings of Overview of behavioral problems in children around the world.

Overview of behavioral problems in children

Overview of behavioral problems in children meaning & definition 1 of Overview of behavioral problems in children.

What is Define Dictionary Meaning?

Quick Links

Navigation

Resources

Games

Articles