Which behavior is commonly associated with conduct disorder?

The correct answer relates to conduct disorder, which is characterized by a pattern of behavior that violates the basic rights of others or societal norms. Physical aggression towards others is a hallmark symptom of this disorder. Individuals with conduct disorder may engage in behaviors such as fighting, bullying, or intimidating others, demonstrating a lack of empathy and respect for social rules.

This aggressive behavior can manifest in various forms, such as physical altercations, destruction of property, or other forms of violence. The underlying issues may stem from various factors, including environmental influences and potential neurobiological issues.

In contrast, withdrawal from social interactions may relate more to anxiety or depressive disorders rather than conduct disorder. Non-compliance with rules is often observed but may not necessarily translate into the more severe aggressive behaviors that define conduct disorder. Lastly, obsessive attention to detail is more commonly associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder and not with the aggressive or rule-violating behaviors characteristic of conduct disorder.