Which of the following statements about life-course-persistent offenders is true?
A. Life-course-persistent offenders may show signs of brain damage.
B. Life-course-persistent offenders are late to have sex.
C. Life-course-persistent offenders tend to be involved in school activities.
D. Life-course-persistent offenders are unlikely to end up in prison.
Life-course-persistent offenders may show signs of brain damage.
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Different areas of the brain develop at different times. Such areas are the prefrontal cortex, reticular formation, hippocampus, and the corpus callosum. His son should be able to sit through the entire story time once his _______________ develops more fully. reticular formation || hippocampus || corpus callosum || cerebellum || || ||
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