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Discuss the various biological factors contributing to problem behavior
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Many childhood behaviour problems are considered to have high genetic loading. ADHD, for example, is highly influenced by genetic factors (Eaves, et al., 1997), even conduct disorder is genetically linked with parental substance abuse and antisocial behaviour (Merikangas, Dierker, & Szatamari, 1998), fear and phobias are more genetically loaded for girls than boys (Lichenstei, & Annas, 2000). Even children’s adjustment to parental divorce is influenced by genetics to
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