Life-course Persistent Antisocial Behavior (Moffitts, 1993)!

Neuropsychological Risks and Deficits experienced by the individual child can lead to Life-course Persistent Anti-social behaviors including; juvenile delinquency and crime, but Neuropsychological risks & deficits can also be managed/controlled with adequate interventions before the child reaches adulthood. However, this is more dependent on family parenting, as well as community or social settings and change in opportunity during developmental stages of life..