Research regarding a genetic contribution to conduct disorders
A) suggests little genetic influence on conduct disorder in children.
B) suggests that estimates of genetic influence for conduct-disordered behavior are consistent across different sources of information and different informants.
C) suggests that childhood-onset antisocial behavior is more likely to be genetically determined than is the adolescent onset type.
D) rules out environmental influences in some types of conduct disorder.
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