Conduct disorder in adolescents involves all except which of the following?
A) serious violations of rules, such as frequently staying out at night despite parental curfew,
running away from home, and frequent truancies from school
B) exhibiting aggression to people and animals
C) internalized rage involving suicidal ideation, self-mutilation and eating disorders
D) deceitfulness or theft, such as breaking into someone's home or car, lying to obtain
something desired, non-violent stealing such as shoplifting
Ans: C) internalized rage involving suicidal ideation, self-mutilation and eating disorders
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