Compare and contrast conduct disorders and personality disorders

Conduct disorder-A pattern of behavior in which the rights of others or basic social rules are violated; specific to children and teenspersonality disorder- A condition in which a person has difficulty dealing with people and establishing meaningful relationships; difficulty adapting to change; deeply ingrained inflexibility, which can cause stress or impair everyday functioning.

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