Neurocognitive deficits across conduct-disorder subtypes

Decision making/attention deficits not cleanly CU-specific

Registry status

• Type: study
• Year: 2016
• Population: childhood
• Construct role: candidate-mechanism
• Source grade: B
• Attribution: direct-fanti
• Verification: primary-record-verified

Outgoing relationships

• constrains → Heterogeneity / equifinality — historical: medium; evidentiary: moderate. Boundary: Some neurocognitive deficits cut across CU subtypes; heterogeneity is not universal across every mechanism