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Chris begins to show externalizing and antisocial behaviors at age 6. Doug begins to show these behaviors at age 16. What would a clinical psychologist conclude concerning the differences in the problems these two individuals present?
A) Chris's problems are less disruptive to other people.
B) Chris's problem is likely to persist throughout life.
C) Chris's problem will be more related to health problems.
D) Chris's problem will probably have a shorter duration.

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