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As a result , some of these problem children are not only extremely aggressive , but they also lack basic social survival skills ; e.g. , they cannot engage their peers , they cannot work , and they tend to have poor academic skills .
As a result , some of these problem children are not only extremely aggressive , but they also lack basic social survival skills ; e.g. , they cannot engage their peers , they cannot work , and they tend to have poor academic skills .
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In the heat of the moment , the antisocial child often misses these cues and may be badly beaten as a result . One - third of our antisocial children were abused ( Reid , Taplin , & Lorber , 1981 ) . By definition , a beaten child means ...
In the heat of the moment , the antisocial child often misses these cues and may be badly beaten as a result . One - third of our antisocial children were abused ( Reid , Taplin , & Lorber , 1981 ) . By definition , a beaten child means ...
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As a result , it seems plausible that NR may , indeed , play an important role in maintaining coercive behavior . ... The results from the study by Devine ( 1971 ) summarized in Table 7.1 showed that as few as four NR pairings ...
As a result , it seems plausible that NR may , indeed , play an important role in maintaining coercive behavior . ... The results from the study by Devine ( 1971 ) summarized in Table 7.1 showed that as few as four NR pairings ...
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