Does Your Student Have Conduct Disorder?
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How often does your student engage in lying?
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Infrequently, to avoid punishment
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Frequently, "conning" others
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Sometimes, to avoid obligations
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This quiz assesses if a student may have conduct disorder, focusing on behaviors such as lying, aggression, rule-breaking, substance use, truancy, and vandalism. It helps educators recognize and address these serious behavioral issues.
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Rate your student's aggressive behavior.
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Student's aggressive behavior causes or threatens harm to people or animals.
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Student is sometimes aggressive, causing classroom management problems.
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Student expresses frustration appropriately.
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How often does your student break classroom rules?
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Frequently, for no apparent reason.
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Sometimes, but has motivation.
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Infrequently and often by accident.
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Does your student engage in heavy drinking or illicit drug use?
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Yes
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No
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How often is your student truant from school?
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Frequently, with no reasonable excuse
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Infrequently, with an excuse.
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Sometimes, as a means to avoid
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Does your student engage in vandalism or destruction of property?
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Yes
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No
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How frequently does your student engage in antisocial behaviors?
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Frequently engages in bullying and fighting
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Sometimes starts conflicts
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Infrequently involved in conflict.
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How is your student's learning affected?
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Severely; student's grades are declining
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Somewhat; student is distracted by their behavior.
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Not at all; student remains focused.
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How is your student's social development affected?
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Not at all; student is able to make and maintain friendships.
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Somewhat; student has trouble making friends.
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Severely; student does not have lasting friendships.
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How is your student's relationship with authority figures?
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Student frequently defies authority.
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Student is distrustful and sometimes defiant of authority.
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Student respects authority.
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Mar 27, 2011Quiz Created by
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