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This study follows males from the Dunedin longitudinal study to compare outcomes at age 26 based on their antisocial behavior onset: childhood-onset versus adolescent-onset. Findings indicate that childhood-onset delinquents exhibit more severe long-term issues, including higher rates of psychopathy, mental health problems, and criminal behavior, while adolescent-onset delinquents show less extreme but still significant issues. The research supports the life-course-persistent and adolescence-limited antisoc
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