Research on Adolescent Aggression Shows That Late-Onset Youths

Multiple Choice

Research on adolescent aggression shows that late-onset youths

A) first display antisocial behavior around the time of puberty, gradually increasing their involvement.
B) commit more serious crimes and spend more time in prison than early-onset youths.
C) often have deficits in cognitive functioning, as well as a diagnosis of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
D) first display antisocial behavior in late adolescence, which then peaks in the mid-twenties.