Parents detail job loss or inability to maintain work due to child's behavior. Justifies non-participation in normative financial expectations; accounts for accountability.

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- Employment Impact
- Sleep Disruption
- Extreme Violence Pathologization

Evidence-Building Arsenal

Lester, J. N. (Ed.). (2021). Discursive Psychology and Disability. Palgrave Studies in Discursive Psychology. Springer Nature Switzerland AG.

Reference For: Discursive Psychology and Disability

Parents detail extreme acts (strangling, knives) to position behavior as transcending normal childhood conflict. Constructs child's identity as "out of control."

Extreme Violence Pathologization

Employment Impact

Fragmented/lost sleep reported using extreme terms ("very straining," "nightmare"). Assessment-relevant because poor sleep validates claim of profound familial burden.

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