Socialized conduct disorder
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[edit] Definition
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- Main article: Socialized CD: History of the disorder.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Theoretical approaches.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Epidemiology.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Risk factors.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Etiology.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Assessment.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Comorbidity.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Treatment.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Relapse prevention
- Main article: Socialized CD:Prognosis.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Service user page.
- Main article: Socialized CD:Carer page.
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Instructions_for_archiving_academic_and_professional_materialsSocialized CD: Academic support materials
- Socialized CD: Lecture slides
- Socialized CD: Lecture notes
- Socialized CD: Lecture handouts
- Socialized CD: Multimedia materials
- Socialized CD: Other academic support materials
- Socialized CD: Anonymous fictional case studies for training
: Epidemiology
- : incidence
- : prevalence
- : morbidity
- : mortality
- : racial distribution
- : age distribution
- : sex distribution
: Risk factors
: Etiology
: Diagnosis & evaluation
: Treatment
- outcome studies
- : treatment protocols
- : treatment considerations
- : evidenced based treatment
- : theory based treatment
- : team working considerations
- : followup
: For people with this difficulty
: For their carers
