According to Lahey,Loeber,Hart,Frick et al.(1995),children with conduct disorder are also more likely to develop into adulthood with antisocial personality disorder if they have a parent with antisocial personality disorder or have:

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Children with conduct disorder who have a low verbal IQ are more likely to develop antisocial personality disorder into adulthood, as indicated by the research of Lahey, Loeber, Hart, Frick, et al. (1995). This highlights the significance of verbal intelligence in the development of antisocial behaviors.

According to Lahey,Loeber,Hart,Frick Et Al