A seventeen-year-old reports weekly binge eating episodes, no purging, over several months. Diagnosis: 

A child presents with disorganized speech, hallucinations, flat affect, and functional decline for ten months. Diagnosis: 

A twelve-year-old reports hearing voices only during periods of elevated mood. Most likely diagnosis: 

A sixteen-year-old has intrusive thoughts of harm and performs counting rituals, insight intact. Diagnosis: 

A child clings and resists upon caregiver return after separation. Attachment style: 

A seven-year-old is inattentive and forgetful across settings, with no hyperactivity. Diagnosis: 

A twelve-year-old develops repetitive handwashing and counting rituals, triggered by fear of harming others. Insight is intact. Diagnosis: 

A sixteen-year-old is irritable, restless, and has poor concentration after stopping daily vaping. Diagnosis: 

An eight-year-old interrupts, fidgets, and cannot wait turns across settings. Diagnosis: 

A fourteen-year-old pulls hair, causing bald patches. Diagnosis: