The central goal of parent training programs for ODD / CD is

A) to address the coercive process that promotes conduct problems.
B) to teach parents the skills to model effective peer social interaction.
C) to increase parental monitoring of their children's whereabouts.
D) to teach effective reinforcement for self-control behaviours.
E) to assist parents in establishing consistent discipline.

Parent Training Programs

Interventions designed to teach parents effective strategies to manage their children's behavior, improve parent-child interactions, and address various child developmental and behavioral issues.

Coercive Process

A process in relationships in which aversive reactions are used to control the behavior of another individual.

ODD / CD

ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) / CD (Conduct Disorder) refer to related developmental disorders characterized by disruptive, impulsive, and antisocial behavior, with CD being more severe involving violating societal norms and rights of others.