Research Assessing the Developmental Trajectories of Conduct Problems Reveals That

Multiple Choice

Research assessing the developmental trajectories of conduct problems reveals that individuals who experience adolescent-onset conduct problems tend to experience a slight reduction in symptoms as they enter adulthood. Their delinquency seems to be driven largely by:

A) family adversity.
B) associating with deviant peers.
C) neurophysiological abnormalities that emerge in adolescence.
D) poverty.