Moffitt Argues That Antisocial Behaviour Continues into Adulthood for Life-Course

Moffitt argues that antisocial behaviour continues into adulthood for life-course persistent delinquents because of which of the following?

A) The benefits of antisocial behaviour continue to outweigh the costs associated with such behaviour.
B) They have not experienced beneficial structural turning points.
C) They possess a limited behavioural repertoire.
D) Their delinquency has gone undetected.
E) They continue to receive positive and negative reinforcement from deviant and non-deviant peer groups.