Youth Regularly Engaging in Antisocial Acts Are More Likely Than

question 47

Multiple Choice

Youth regularly engaging in antisocial acts are more likely than non-antisocial youth to:

• A)have a greater degree of frontal lobe inhibition
• B)have a biological mother that engaged in antisocial behaviour
• C)misattribute hostile intent to negative situations
• D)demonstrate cognitive deficits
• E)all of the above

Comprehend how natural selection and adaptation contribute to the survival advantages of certain genotypes.

Appreciate the role of culture and technology in human genetics and societal evolution.

Identify strategies for enhancing decision-making in children through cognitive developmental research.

Recognize the importance of genetic diversity in reproduction and the concept of a genetic lottery.

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