When would a child with ODD be considered to have a severe form of the disorder?
A) when it has persisted more than 2 years
B) when it developed before the age of 6 years old
C) when it appears in three or more settings
D) When the outcome of the disorder requires extensive supports for appropriate functioning

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A child with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is considered to have a severe form when the symptoms are present in three or more settings, indicating a more pervasive and impactful disorder.

When Would a Child with ODD Be Considered to Have