Sarah Suffered a Neurological Impairment in Her Frontal Lobe During

Sarah suffered a neurological impairment in her frontal lobe during birth. What does research suggest about the likelihood that she will engage in criminal behaviour later in life?

A) Sarah will not likely engage in crime since neurological impairments affecting performance in school appear to be linked to criminality for males but not for females.
B) Sarah has a higher likelihood of engaging in crime since neurological abnormalities present at birth are strongly linked with criminal behaviour.
C) Sarah will not likely engage in criminal behaviour as there are no clear linkages between neurological health and criminality.
D) Sarah's behaviour will only be affected if she does not receive treatment before she reaches adolescence.