Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Children: ODD Test

Oppositional Defiant Disorder Test

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If you have difficulty attaching and uploading reports please email these documents.

Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Children: ODD Test

Please ensure all relevant documentation and reports are present before completing the form. If you have difficulty attaching and uploading reports please email these documents.

Self-Assessment for ODD and the most important associated comorbidities Dr. John Flett. Hillcrest Private Hospital. www. drflett.com, 031-1000 474 email: assessment@courses.drflett.com
ODD
This self-test for ODD was designed from symptom criteria in the American Psychiatric Association DSM 5, 2013. It is not a diagnostic tool but is designed to determine whether your child shows symptoms similar to those of oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), symptoms that might warrant a clinical evaluation by a mental health professional. This screener is for personal use only.
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Child's Name*
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Date of Birth of Child*
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Email Parent*
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1.Do you find that consequences don't work, nor do they have any impact on behavior? That your child just doesn’t take rules seriously?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
2. Does your child bait classmates and pick fights with them by purposely doing things that annoy them?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
3. Can simple reminders, like to put socks in the hamper and not on the floor, trigger aggression or meltdowns?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
4.Does your child test limits by ignoring rules or arguing?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
5.Is your child spiteful, vindictive, or revenge seeking?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
6. oes your child unleash outbursts of anger and resentment?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
7. Is your child unwilling or unable to compromise, give in, or negotiate with adults or peers?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
8. Does your child get in trouble for being physically aggressive (i.e. shoving or hitting) other children?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
9. Is your child touchy, prickly, or easily offended?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
10. Does your child blame others for their mistakes or misbehavior?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
11. Does your child throw huge temper tantrums when getting home from school, and do the consequences for acting out make your child more agitated?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
12. Are swear words a part of your child’s vocabulary?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
13. Do you feel like your child is purposely trying to ignite your anger?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
14. Does your child get in trouble at school for throwing things in class?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
15. Does your child argue excessively with adults and other authority figures?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
16. Does your child actively defy or refuse to comply with requests and rules at home or at school?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
17. Does your child say cruel, mean, or hateful things when upset?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often
18. Does your child actively defy or refuse to comply with requests and rules at home or at school?*
- Never
- Occasionally
- Often
- Very Often

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Children: ODD Test

Self-Assessment for ODD and the most important associated comorbidities Dr. John Flett. Hillcrest Private Hospital. www. drflett.com, 031-1000 474 email: assessment@courses.drflett.com

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