What Dr.Daniels tells his class, "Research suggests abnormal brain wave activity in adults with antisocial personality disorder.Because the EEG is a precise diagnostic device, researchers have relied on EEGs for evidence of antisocial personality disorder.Many persons diagnosed with APD however, do not show EEG abnormalities.Additionally, evidence surrounding abnormal brain wave activity in people with antisocial personality disorder suggest causation of APD, and only 15 percent of individuals who have been diagnosed with APD exhibit abnormal EEG patterns." Which part of Dr.Daniels' statement is accurate?

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Dr. Daniels states that "Many persons diagnosed with APD do not show EEG abnormalities," which is accurate. However, the other statements he makes are not entirely accurate or are too broad. For example, while the EEG is a precise diagnostic device, it is not always reliable for diagnosing APD, and abnormal brain wave activity may not necessarily be the cause of APD.

What DrDaniels Tells His Class, "Research Suggests Abnormal Brain Wave Activity