Persistently violating the rights of peers through fighting or bullying would most accurately lead to a diagnosis of _____ in a teenager.

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Persistent violations of the rights of others is a symptom of conduct disorder, which is characterized by patterns of behavior that violate societal norms and the rights of others. Bullying and fighting are examples of this type of behavior. Schizophrenia, aphasia, and dysphoria do not necessarily involve these types of symptoms.

Persistently Violating the Rights of Peers Through Fighting or Bullying