Olver and Wong (2009)found that psychopathic offenders who remained in treatment were:
A)more likely to violently reoffend
B)more likely to manipulate prison staff
C)less likely to violently reoffend
D)likely not to show any treatment gains
E)more likely to be long-term offender

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The study found that psychopathic offenders who remained in treatment were less likely to violently reoffend, indicating that treatment can be effective in reducing violent behavior in this population.

Olver and Wong (2009)found That Psychopathic Offenders Who Remained in Treatment