If a child breaks conventional rules and these violations are repetitive, the problem is called a(n)

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A conduct disorder involves repetitive violations of social norms and rules, which is consistent with the described behavior of the child breaking conventional rules. Antisocial disorder and delinquent disorder both involve more severe and persistent behavior problems, while status-offense disorder refers specifically to violations of laws that only apply to minors (such as truancy or running away from home).

If a Child Breaks Conventional Rules and These Violations Are