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Teenage anti-social behaviour caused by 'brain abnormality' - Daily Mail
Antisocial behaviour in teenagers may be due to brain abnormalities that cause them to be aggressive, according to a new study.
Scientists have discovered that teens with a psychiatric condition known as conduct disorder have an abnormal pattern of brain activity compared with those without the condition.
Conduct disorder leads to a high level of aggressive and antisocial behaviour and affects five teenagers in every 100 in the UK.
Antisocial behaviour in teenagers may be due to brain abnormalities that cause them to be aggressive, according to a new study.
Scientists have discovered that teens with a psychiatric condition known as conduct disorder have an abnormal pattern of brain activity compared with those without the condition.
Conduct disorder leads to a high level of aggressive and antisocial behaviour and affects five teenagers in every 100 in the UK.
