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Thomas is a high school student who has a long history of negative experiences in school and with authorities. He is aggressive and frequently lies to adults in his life. He has been arrested for destroying school property and stealing from a local grocery store. Thomas's behaviors are characteristic of which disorder?
A) Conduct disorder
B) Depression disorder
C) Mood disorder
D) Oppositional defiant disorder

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Special Education: Contemporary Perspectives for School Professionals

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