A) transient antisocial behavior.
B) childhood-onset conduct disorder.
C) adolescent-onset conduct disorder.
D) life-course-persistent antisocial behavior.
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A) They tend to assume that other people are weak and submissive.
B) They tend to be naΓ―ve about the world and turn to submission as a way of coping.
C) They consider a narrow range of responses to perceived provocation by others.
D) Their aggression is reinforced when they receive positive acknowledgement for good behavior.
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A) 20
B) 30
C) 40
D) 50
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A) experience an upward social drift.
B) experience a downward social drift.
C) be more likely to use healthy reinforcement of positive behaviors.
D) less inclined to influence aggression in children.
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A) People with psychopathy have never been able to achieve professional success.
B) When they need to, people with psychopathy can be gracious and cheerful.
C) Almost all people with psychopathy are unable to maintain an outward appearance of normality.
D) People with psychopathy often lack intellectual abilities and can't execute neurocognitive functions.
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A) Neuroimaging studies show abnormalities in the functioning of the anterior cingulate, an area of the brain involved in responding to emotional stimuli.
B) Neuroimaging studies show that children with biological disorder show more amygdala activity in response to emotional stimuli.
C) Children diagnosed with conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder show that they process emotional cues the same way healthy children do.
D) Children with conduct disorder are no more likely than healthy children to have deficits in tasks that measure planning and organizing ability.
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A) dopamine
B) GABA
C) serotonin
D) norepinepherine
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A) Conduct disorder
B) Oppositional defiant disorder
C) Communication disorder
D) Antisocial personality disorder
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A) conduct disorder.
B) oppositional defiant disorder.
C) antisocial personality disorder.
D) intermittent explosive disorder.
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A) 33-44
B) 50-55
C) 66-70
D) 75-85
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A) the age of onset.
B) the gender of the child.
C) if torture to animals is a factor.
D) if there is a sexual component to the behavior.
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A) aggression toward people and animals
B) destruction of property
C) deceitfulness or theft
D) serious violations of rules
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A) adrenaline
B) glucose
C) testosterone
D) luteinising hormone
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A) 2
B) 7
C) 15
D) 20
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A) passive opposition
B) physical violence
C) relational aggression
D) repressed belligerence
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A) Amygdala
B) Hypothalamus
C) Hippocampus
D) Prefrontal cortex
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A) transient antisocial behavior.
B) infantile-onset antisocial behavior.
C) adolescent-onset antisocial behavior.
D) life-course-persistent antisocial behavior.
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A) Between 20 and 25 percent
B) Between 15 and 35 percent
C) Between 35 and 40 percent
D) Between 40 and 50 percent
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