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Основной чертой оппозиционно-вызывающего расстройства (ОВР) является модель негативистического, враждебного и дефицитного поведения, обычно направленного против родителей и/или учителей.

Действия лиц с ОВР не достигают уровня серьезных нарушений прав других, свойственных нарушению поведения (conduct disorder).

Согласно DSM-III-R, ОВР свойственны следующие признаки:

1. Частая потеря психического равновесия.

2. Частые ссоры с родителями.