Young children who are diagnosed with conduct disorder are at high risk for the later development of:

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Conduct disorder is a childhood-onset disorder characterized by aggression and disregard for others' rights. Children with conduct disorder are at high risk for developing antisocial personality disorder later in life, which involves a persistent pattern of disregard for other's rights and violation of societal norms. While depression, panic disorder, and schizophrenia can occur in individuals with conduct disorder, they are not necessarily more common in this population than in others.

Young Children Who Are Diagnosed with Conduct Disorder Are at High