Some people are easy-going and positive by nature. But kids with CD tend to be more difficult and negative. Kids with CD seem to enjoy causing harm and hurting other people. Other signs of CD include:. Symptoms of ODD typically show up before age 8.
Although the symptoms usually appear in multiple settings such as home and school they may be more noticeable in one setting than others. Signs of ODD include:. Most kids show those symptoms now and then. But with ODD they last for over six months and happen almost daily.
Oppositional defiant disorder and ADHD have some similar symptoms. But some think it may be tied into the fact that some kids with ADHD have a hard time controlling impulsive behavior and emotions. That can make it hard for kids to take turns and think before acting. Oppositional defiant disorder.
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