Titlebook: Biological Contributions to Crime Causation; Terrie E. Moffitt,Sarnoff A. Mednick Book 1988 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1988 ag

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Psychophysiology and Crime: Theory and Datas, and may therefore be of use in identifying those who may be likely to become deviant in the future. More importantly psychophysiological studies are capable of helping in the identification of processes underlying the deviant behaviour, and thereby leading to the better understanding of the theor

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EEG Topography in Patients with Aggressive Violent Behaviorth which the ethologist deals. Nonhuman aggressive behaviors are considered to be characteristic of an entire species, People also have a “nature” that determines their potential for perceiving and responding to stimuli. But, the behavior of the human animal, especially, is importantly determined by

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Hemisphere Function in Violent Offendersed by Talbot (1898), Lamb (1903) and Lydston (1904). However, with the fall of phrenology this notion was abandoned, until it was recently revived by hypotheses linking violent behavior to left hemisphere dysfunction (see Nachshon, 1982, 1983). Originally these hypotheses were based on clinical and