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Intermittent explosive disorder: Low-intensity outburst characteristics
Verbal aggression or minor physical aggression.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Low-intensity outburst frequency/duration
Occur ≥2 times/week for ≥3 months.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Severe outburst consequences
Cause physical damage or injury to: people, animals, property.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Sex predominance
More common in males.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Age of onset
Onset: late childhood or adolescence.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Genetic/biological risk factors
Genetic + neurobiological factors.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Trauma risk factor
Head trauma.
Intermittent explosive disorder: Mood stabilizers used in management
Mood stabilizers: lithium, anticonvulsants (e.g., valproate).
Pyromania: Core motivation and emotional drive
Driven by tension before and gratification/relief afterward, not for external gain.
Pyromania: Characteristic fascination feature
Fire fascination: strong curiosity or attraction to fire, tools, situations, and consequences