The Affective Side of Disruptive Behavior: Toward Better Understanding, Assessment, and Treatment.
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| Title: | The Affective Side of Disruptive Behavior: Toward Better Understanding, Assessment, and Treatment. |
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| Authors: | Evans, Spencer C., Burke, Jeffrey D. |
| Source: | Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology. Mar/Apr2024, Vol. 53 Issue 2, p141-155. 15p. |
| Subjects: | Affect (Psychology), Pathological psychology, Irritability (Psychology), Internalizing behavior, Psychiatric research |
| Abstract: | Historically, much of the progress made in youth mental health research can be classified as focusing on externalizing problems, characterized by disruptive behavior (e.g. aggression, defiance), or internalizing problems, characterized by intense negative affect (e.g. depression, anxiety). Until recently, however, less attention has been given to topics that lie somewhere in between these domains, topics that we collectively refer to as the affective side of disruptive behavior. Like the far side of the moon, the affective side of disruptive behavior captures facets of the phenomenon that may be less obvious or commonly overlooked, but are nonetheless critical to understand. This affective side clarifies socially disruptive aspects of traditionally “externalizing” behavior by elucidating proximal causation via intense negative affect (traditionally “internalizing”). Such problems include irritability, frustration, anger, temper loss, emotional outbursts, and reactive aggression. Given a recent explosion of research in these areas, efforts toward integration are now needed. This special issue was developed to help address this need. Beyond the present introductory article, this collection includes 4 empirical articles on developmental psychopathology topics, 4 empirical articles on applied treatment/assessment topics, 1 evidence base update review article on measurement, and 2 future directions review articles concerning outbursts, mood, dispositions, and youth psychopathology more broadly. By deliberatively investigating the affective side of disruptive behavior, we hope these articles will help bring about better understanding, assessment, and treatment of these challenging problems, for the benefit of youth and families. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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