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Sex differences in child-onset, life-course-persistent conduct disorder. A review of biological influences.

Clinical psychology review - 1 Jun 2007

Eme Robert F

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Sex is widely acknowledged to be an important factor in understanding many aspects of behavior, not the least of which is antisocial behavior. When antisocial behavior manifests itself in the domain of juvenile psychopathology, it often takes the form of a type of conduct disorder (CD) that begins in childhood and is life-course-persistent. There is an overwhelming consensus that there is a massive male...

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PMID: 17331630
DOI: 10.1016/j.cpr.2007.02.001

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