Trastorno de conducta y control de impulsos: trastorno explosivo intermitente y la eficacia del tratamiento mediante el modelo cognitivo-conductual.

Abstract

Behavioral disorders are one of the most common reasons for the treatment of children, youth and adults who need professional help to overcome it. These disorders involve a pattern of disruptive behavior in people who suffer from it causing problems at school, at home and in social situations. People in general show some of these behaviors at times, but the behavior disorders are more serious, because it is a pattern that occurs repeatedly. One of these disorders is the intermittent explosive that is characterized by uncontrolled violence behavior, which is included within the impulse control disorders, and that is that the person who suffers it explodes before any frustration, however minimal, without need for an altered mood. Affecting both the person and his environment composed of family, friends, acquaintances, and citizenship in general. This study aims to establish a psychopathological diagnosis from the study of a documented clinical case to support the effectiveness of the cognitive behavioral model. The type of research used is documentary, where scientific journals and specialized books were used, for the collection of information.