Which parental strategy is most appropriate when managing a child with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)?
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Correct answer: Use consistent rules, praise for compliance, and predictable consequences
Evidence-based management of ODD includes parent-training strategies with consistent structure, predictable consequences, and reinforcement of positive behaviour.
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