Biological Explanations for Offending – Genetics and Neural Explanations

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Ella M.

University of Oxford - BA Experimental Psychology

Friendly and experienced tutor - Congratulatory First from the University of Oxford, ranked 1st in my cohort.

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Discusses the use of twin, family and adoption studies in identifying and evaluating candidate genes (MAOA and CDH-13)and neural mechanisms for criminality. Includes the work of Christiansen, Lange, Mednick, Denmark and Dalgard.

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