Conduct disorder is the young-age counterpart of antisocial personality disorder; essentially, conduct disorder is antisocial personality disorder for children. It is indicated by bullying behavior, disregard for life (mistreating animals), anger and authority problems, inability to show/feel remorse, and general poor or criminal conduct.  These conduct problems often appear early and are developed by age 10.  Most psychologists and psychiatrists consider conduct disorder to be a top predictor of a future diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder. Conduct disorder involves behavior that intentionally inflicts harm on others, including aggression towards other children, adults, and animals.  It is behavior that is repeated or developed over time, rather than isolated to a single event.  The following behaviors may indicate conduct disorder:   Pyromania (obsession with fire) Prolonged bed wetting Animal cruelty Bullying Property destruction Theft Neither conduct disorder nor antisocial personality disorder are easily treated with psychotherapy.  Treatment is complicated by the commonality of co-morbidity, which is the tendency of conduct disorder to coincide with other disorders such as substance abuse problems, mood disorders, or psychopathy.  This co-morbidity makes the treatment of these individuals increasingly complex, necessitating the involvement of psychotherapy, medication, and other approaches.  The effectiveness of even a multifaceted approach may vary based on the severity of the individual case.  More severe cases are less likely than milder cases to respond successfully to treatment. Children suffering from ODD challenge authority, but they feel responsible for the consequences of their actions. They often challenge adults, break rules, and blame others for their problems. ODD can be treated successfully with psychotherapy and medication. This treatment often includes involving parents in family cognitive behavioral therapy and giving the child social skills training. It is possible for conduct...

TL;DR in Vietnamese:
Nhận biết mối liên hệ giữa rối loạn hành vi và rối loạn nhân cách chống đối xã hội. Quan sát các đặc điểm của chứng rối loạn hành vi. Nhận ra sự giới hạn trong điều trị bệnh rối loạn hành vi. Phân biệt giữa rối loạn hành vi và rối loạn thách thức chống đối (ODD). Bạn đừng mặc nhiên cho rằng rối loạn hành vi nhất định sẽ dẫn đến rối loạn nhân cách chống đối xã hội.