Impulsivity: Impulsivity refers to acting without thinking about the potential consequences. In the case of rule-breaking behavior, impulsivity may contribute to the teenager's inability to consider how their actions impact others before breaking rules.
Lack of Conscience: A lack of conscience is characterized by an absence or diminished sense of guilt or remorse for one's actions. It relates to rule-breaking behavior as it suggests a reduced ability to understand and internalize moral standards.
Conduct Disorder: Conduct disorder is a psychiatric condition commonly seen in adolescence where individuals engage in persistent patterns of violating societal norms and rules. It often involves aggressive behaviors, deceitfulness, and disregard for the rights of others.