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Anti-Social Behavior

Definition: Actions deviating sharply from the social norm. Children with such behaviors commonly skip school, get into fights, run away from home, persistently lie, use drugs or alcohol, steal, vandalize property, and violate school and home rules.

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Information and resources pertaining to emotional, mental, and physical health issues of concern to parents.

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Source/Adapted from: National Adoption Information Clearinghouse

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