Perspectives on the aetiology of ODD and CD: a grounded theory approach     

Patrick McFarland  James Sanders  Bradley Hagen 《Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties》2016,21(2):241-256

Antisocial disorders, such as oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and conduct disorder (CD), are common reasons for youth to be seen for clinical intervention. The intent of this constructivist grounded theory study was to evaluate clinicians’ perspectives on the aetiology of antisocial disorders. Six professionals from various professional backgrounds were interviewed in order to gain insight into how theoretical orientations influence the understanding of antisocial disorders and subsequent clinical approaches. The findings from the research interviews suggest a range of perspectives on aetiology, such as a variety of predisposing, precipitating, perpetuating and differentiating factors. The results illustrate relative consistency in the understanding of aetiology among practitioners from varying theoretical orientations. Further, a biopsychosocial approach to aetiology and clinical decision-making was emphasised, despite differing theoretical orientations.  相似文献   

运动员肩袖损伤病因学分析与研究     

焦其柱  理同新 《军事体育进修学院学报》2010,29(2):116-117

目的：对运动员肩袖损伤病因学进行分析研究,指导运动员的专业训练。方法：结合近5年治疗肩袖损伤运动员15例病例,进行回顾性分析,归纳总结出运动员肩袖损伤的病因学机理。结果：运动员肩袖损伤首先与其生理解剖结构有关,并与运动员所从事训练专项及训练强度及疲劳度有关。结论：制定相对合理的训练方式,减少肩袖的损伤。  相似文献