Consenso del GEITDAH sobre los trastornos de conducta en niños y adolescentes

Sasot-Llevadot, Jordi; Ibáñez-Bordas, Rosa M; Soto-López, Antonio; Montañes-Rada, Francisco; Gastaminza, Xavier; Alda-Díez, José A; Cantó-Díez, Tomás; Catalá, Miguel; Ferrin-Erdozáin, Maite; Garcia-Giral, Marta; Graell-Bernal, Montserrat; Granada-Jiménez, Olvido; Herreros-Rodríguez, O; Mardomingo-Sanz, María J; Mojarro-Práxedes, Dolores; Morey-Canyelles, Jaume; Ortiz-Guerra, Juan Jairo; Pàmies-Massana, Montserrat; Rey-Sánchez, Francisco; Romera-Torrens, María; Ruiz-Lázaro, Pedro Manuel; Ruiz-Sanz, Francisco; Hiperactividad,

doi:10.33588/rn.6104.2014483

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“…Usually we use two words, conduct and behavior, which Thus, a behavioral disorder could manifest itself as those situations, psychopathologically unstructured, in which the child himself has a capacity for response and is even fully autonomous in his resolution [1]. Predicting that, in a timely manner, a good molding of caregivers, especially parents, will guide behavior so as not to manifest a behavioral problem.…”

Section: Concept Of Conductmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Behavioral evaluation remains largely clinical. Genetic, neuroimaging and neurofunctional studies do not yet have pathognomonic relevance, although in the near future they will be essential [1]. Although magnetic resonance and functional neuroimaging studies suggest structural and functional alterations in the striated fronto circuits, the cerebellum, corpus callosum and the temporal parietal cortex, volumetric reduction of the cerebellar vermis, splenius of the corpus callosum, right caudate nucleus and volume cerebral hemisphere and right hemisphere.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Behavioral Disorders or Parenting Deficit?

Delgado-Ochoa¹

2020

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Mexico has been doing important research in neurodevelopment, nutrition and parenting. So, we have put interest in not only diagnosing behavioral disturbances, but also in investigating the environments and the influence of caregivers on the behavior of children. An observational, descriptive and transversal study was made in patients who attended a neuropediatric consultation due to a conductual problem. We performed an exhaustive anamnesis, applied a DSM IV / 5 based questionnaire on symptoms and asked if there was a parenting structure at home. Is there any reason to believe that we are over diagnosing behavioral problems and underestimating comorbidities or child rearing problems? The results showed that almost half of the included patients did not meet criteria for a neurobiological or neurodevelopmental disorder, therefore it is the group of patients who are at risk of being over diagnosed and probably the behavioral problem is influenced by an unfavorable environment or lack of positive stimuli. Rearing mistakesThe family or its variants, who are in charge of raising a child, must have a clear responsibility for what it implies, and this is to provide a harmonic, loving, safe, organized environment and

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