Children with conduct disorder may have neurological deficits in those brain systems responsible for planning and controlling behavior and processing
A)reward and punishment.
B)emotions.
C)cognitions.
D)data.

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Children with conduct disorder often have difficulty understanding the consequences of their actions and may engage in behavior despite negative outcomes. This suggests deficits in the brain systems responsible for processing punishment and reward. Research has also shown that children with conduct disorder have abnormalities in the prefrontal cortex, which is involved in planning and controlling behavior. There is some evidence for deficits in emotional processing as well, but this is not as consistently observed as deficits in reward and punishment processing. Deficits in cognition are not typically associated with conduct disorder. There is no relevance of data with regard to the question.

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