Compared to nonfiresetters, research has shown that persistent firesetters are more likely to demonstrate:
A) attention deficit hyperactivity disorders.
B) poor impulse control.
C) cruelty to animals and other children.
D) poor interpersonal skills.
E) all of the above.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Research has shown that persistent firesetters are more likely to demonstrate all of the above factors, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, poor impulse control, cruelty to animals and other children, and poor interpersonal skills. These factors may contribute to their tendency to engage in firesetting behavior.

Compared to Nonfiresetters, Research Has Shown That Persistent Firesetters Are