A study by Costello,Compton,Keeler & Angold (2003)suggests that poverty has a direct causal effect on the level of conduct disorder in a local population.They studied conduct disorder in American Indian children before and after what opened on their reservation?

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The study by Costello, Compton, Keeler, and Angold (2003) focused on the impact of a casino opening on the American Indian reservation. They found that the increase in family income associated with the casino reduced the levels of conduct disorder among the children, suggesting a direct causal effect of poverty on conduct disorder.

A Study by Costello,Compton,Keeler & Angold (2003)suggests That Poverty Has