They may also help to explain the balance of evidence that suggests poorer response by children who have high CU levels to traditional interventions, such as behaviour therapy (Haas et al. 2011), or parent training (Hawes and Dadds 2005), where relative responsiveness to sanctions in the form of time out was particularly reduced.
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