Genetic effects on antisocial behavior are most likely to be found among
A)children
B)teenagers
C)chronic offenders
D)adolescent-limited offenders

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Chronic offenders are more likely to exhibit antisocial behavior that has a genetic component, as their patterns of behavior are often persistent and can be influenced by underlying genetic factors. This group is distinguished by the continuity of their antisocial behavior, which suggests a stronger biological or genetic underpinning compared to those whose antisocial behavior is situational or phase-specific, such as adolescent-limited offenders.

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