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    Genetic Effects on Antisocial Behavior Are Most Likely to Be
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Genetic Effects on Antisocial Behavior Are Most Likely to Be

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Genetic effects on antisocial behavior are most likely to be found among those who begin offending in their early teenage years, and desist by their mid-twenties.

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