Conduct disorders involve persistent behavioral and emotional challenges that typically begin in childhood or adolescence. Children and adolescents with this condition often have difficulty following rules, respecting authority, and behaving in socially acceptable ways across home, school, and community settings. With a clear Conduct Disorder Diagnosis, patterns such as aggression, defiance, property damage, or dishonest behavior are recognized as symptoms rather than intentional misconduct. Without proper understanding and care, these children may be unfairly labeled as problematic or delinquent, instead of receiving timely counseling, behavioral therapy, and family-based support.