Clinicians have tended to organise childhood psychological problems into two broad domains based on the general behavioural characteristics of the child.One domain covers externalising disorders which are based on outward-directed behaviour problems such as which of the following?

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Externalising disorders are characterized by outward-directed behaviors. This includes aggressiveness, hyperactivity, and non-compliance, all of which are symptoms that can be observed in disorders such as ADHD, conduct disorder, and oppositional defiant disorder.

Clinicians Have Tended to Organise Childhood Psychological Problems into Two