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How to tell my aunt that her son has conduct behavior and that he's not just a spoiled child?
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Child: Well unless you are certified mental health diagnostician, I don't know that I would tell her that her son has a conduct disorder. However, you might want to let her know of your concerns and encourage her to have her son evaluated by a developmental psychologist, child psychologist or a child psychiatrist to see if he has a conduct disorder or other possible behavioral issues.
Answered 6/28/2020
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