Oppositional-defiant disorder refers to chronic patterns of obstinate, defiant, challenging, confronting and hostile behaviour towards authority figures. Children have a rigid sense of fairness. They are sensitive to when they believe they are being treated fairly or not, yet they treat others outrageously and quite often unfairly. It is believed that oppositional-defiant disorder may have a genetic component but could also be related to birth difficulties. ODD waxes and wanes over time and may not
This type of treatment can make people feel that they do not belong in a certain environment or society.
Individuals may hurt others since they’re different, as they may feel threatened or they just don’t understand. They may feel more empowered or confident as they’re being spiteful towards the victim. A great example is in the story “Agua Viva,’ A Sculpture by Alfredo Gonzalez” the boys in the neighborhood who were constantly taunting Fredo, didn’t understand him and would call him a monster.
According to Barkley (1997), oppositional defiant disorder is categorized as a pattern of aggressive defiance behavior that lasts for about six months. ODD ranges from moderate non-compliant behavior to total defiant behavior. Children diagnosed with ODD will meet both non-compliance and defiance criteria. A child who is diagnosed with defiance disorder will refuse to listen to a reasonable order and will act out
They reject the established social value and crave for liberation. For these, they are constantly immediately rebuffed, feared, and
Abuse can occur from a lack of training or feeling they are superior so they feel they can abuse them because they are vulnerable.
At some point in life, every individual has been treated like an outsider. It occurs
Every story you'll ever read has its own kind of morals and different ways of treating characters throughout those pages. These ways these people in the stories are being treated are based on two things that we are focusing on; being preferred by others for who they are or being disapproved by everyone. By all means, humans should all be treated equally, but not everyone believes that. Each story that will be presented has a different perspective on how people see and treat others.
How would a person feel if they were not treated equal to everyone else just because of
I have always wondered why do they treat us like they way they do? What is the real problem?
Often police officers build up negative feelings towards certain races, sexes, or religions. Officers tend to
The exact cause of this condition is not known. The condition may be passed down through families through an abnormal gene.
Unjust treatment is an inevitable obstacle we face regardless of our efforts to avoid it. Most believe this is simply a part of life, and that sometimes it is best to just ignore the situation because it is bound to happen. However, the inequitable actions may begin to outweigh the reasons to plainly turn the other cheek.
They lack the ability to understand what is happening in their surroundings, and may interpret it differently than intended.
Development of Behavioral Disorders -Bowen believes that symptoms result for stress that exceeds a person 's/system 's ability to manage it. Bowen believes the underlying factor is emotional fusion, the greater the level of fusion the more vulnerable they are to the emotionality of others, emotionally fused children try to break away which leads to emotional cutoff. Symptoms develop when the vertical problems of anxiety and toxic family issues intersect with the horizontal stress of transition points in the family life cycle. The more well differentiated the person is the more resilient they will be and the more flexible in sustaining their relationships
they often revert to physical and mental abuse in order to get attention in some other way.