Mood disorders like major depressive disorder, general anxiety disorder and related symptoms are risk factors to intensify CD and contribute to development of ASPD.

Intrinsic individual difference in CD: Mood disorders

Poor academic performance is correlated with CD behaviors. It can lead to higher risk of rejection in positive peer group and consequent unemployment in adulthood. 

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As early as the temperament of kids in their first months of life can be predictor of later development of CD. Child with uneasy temperament are in higher risk of developing CD.

Intrinsic individual difference in CD: Temperament

Holmes, S., Slaughter, J., & Kashani, J. (2004). Risk Factors in Childhood That Lead to the Development of Conduct Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder. Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 31(3), 183-193.

Risk Factors of CD and ASPD

Intrinsic individual difference in CD: Academic performance

A child's temperament, which consists of their innate traits influencing thought, behavior, and environmental reactions, can significantly affect the style of parenting they receive. The relationship is bidirectional; just as parenting influences a child, a child's disposition can shape parental responses. For instance, children with easy temperaments may elicit warm and responsive parenting, whereas those with difficult temperaments might provoke irritation or withdrawal from their parents.

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