Describe the key symptoms of disruptive mood dysregulation disorder. How might a 6-year-old exhibit these symptoms?
What will be an ideal response?
• Severe and recurrent temper tantrums, different from typical temper tantrums
• Child's mood is persistently and persistently irritable or angry
• Six-year-old (this disorder cannot be diagnosed before the age of 5) would exhibit frequent and intense temper tantrums that are destructive in nature; recovery from temper tantrums is difficult
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