In which of the following ways does ODD differ from ADHD?
A) Symptoms must be present at an earlier age for a diagnosis of ODD than for a diagnosis of ADHD.
B) Only ADHD involves problems regulating behavior.
C) ADHD requires symptoms to be present in more settings.
D) Only ADHD requires impairment in social, academic, or occupational functioning.

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ADHD requires symptoms to be present in more settings, meaning that symptoms must be observed both at home and at school, whereas ODD symptoms may only be present at home.

Answer: D 
 Only ADHD requires impairment in social, academic, or occupational functioning. ODD, on the other hand, may only affect behavior at home and not impact other areas of functioning.

In Which of the Following Ways Does ODD Differ from ADHD