Oppositional Defiant Disorder Statistics
(Also Known As: ODD Statistics, Adhd Statistics, Defiant Statistics, Oppositional Statistics, Bi-Polar Statistics, Explosive Disorder Statistics)
(Reviewed by: Paul Peterson, Licensed Therapist)
Statistics on Oppositional Defiant Disorder
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There is a prevalence of 2% - 16% of oppositional defiant disorder in the general population.
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50% - 65% of children with oppositional defiant disorder have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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35% of children with oppositional defiant disorder develop some form of affective disorder
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20% of those with oppositional defiant disorder have some form of mood disorders, including bipolar disorder and anxiety.
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15% of cases with oppositional defiant disorder have associated personality disorder
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There is 18% likelihood for children to develop oppositional defiant disorder if their parents are alcoholic.
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Over 5% of children with psychiatric problems have oppositional defiant disorder
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Children with ADHD usually have oppositional defiant disorder in 30% - 40% of cases.
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About ½ of children with oppositional defiant disorder as preschoolers will have no psychiatric problems by the age of 8.
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Untreated conditions of oppositional defiant disorder will progress into conduct disorder in 52% of cases.
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5% - 10% of preschoolers with oppositional defiant disorder end up with ADHD with no signs of the oppositional defiant disorder.
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By elementary school, 25% of children with the condition will develop mood disorder and anxiety problems, which are typically disabling.
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Related Conditions
| Antisocial Personality Disorder – disregard of rights of others, deceitful, manipulative, antisocial |
| Anxiety Disorder NOS – uneasiness, extreme worry, irrational fear, emotional imbalance, moody |
| Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder – neurobehavioral disorder, impulsiveness, hyperactive, attention deficit, inattention, developmental disorder, inadequate coping mechanism |
| Bipolar Disorder – hypermania, hypomania, mood disorder, psychosis, depression, anxiety, suicidal tendency, mixed episodes of mania and depression |
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