Antisocial behavior that persists into adulthood is called:
A) life-course difficulties.
B) adolescence-limited turmoil.
C) zero-tolerance.
D) the school-to-prison pipeline.

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Life-course difficulties refer to persistent antisocial behavior that extends from adolescence into adulthood. Option B refers to antisocial behavior that is limited to the teenage years. Option C refers to a law enforcement policy rather than a description of behavior. Option D refers to a phenomenon where students are pushed out of school and into the criminal justice system, rather than describing persistent antisocial behavior.

Antisocial Behavior That Persists into Adulthood Is Called