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Kriminologie zwischen Grundlagenwissenschaften und Praxis
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... Probleme durch die mechanische Statistik, Wien: Springer-Verlag deren Beeinflussung vermutet oder Sheilagh Hodgins aufgrund von genetischen, ... › opendigi › NKS_2003_108
Genes make you anti-social: Swedish researchers - Times of India
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Science News: Whether you end up badly behaved and an anti-social has now been found to be the work of your genes.
Forensik: Psychopathen-Gehirn lernt nicht aus Bestrafung - Spektrum...
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Menschen mit psychopathischen Charaktermerkmalen zeigen sich oft auch von harten Strafen unbeeindruckt. Die Ursache für dieses Verhalten entdeckten Forscher ...
Are you genetically predisposed to antisocial | EurekAlert!
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Both positive and negative experiences influence how genetic variants affect the brain and thereby behavior, according to a new study. 'Evidence is...
Professor calls for expanded funding for child mental health ...
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— Neuroscientist Sheilagh Hodgins joined CBC Radio's The Morning Edition on Tuesday to discuss the early signs of psychopathy. › saskatchewan
Anti-Psychotic Medication Not To Blame For Violent Crime - Analysis |...
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If you examine all of the high-profile crimes that have happened any time recently, they share one thing; psychiatric medication. It was once common to ask...
A psychopath’s brain is wired differently, researchers find |...
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The brains of violent psychopaths are structurally different, meaning they should receive specialized treatment when they are young, study finds.
Are You Genetically Predisposed to Antisocial Behavior ...neurosciencenews.com › Featured
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· Further, these genetic variants affect each other,” explained Sheilagh Hodgins of the University of Montreal and its affiliated Institut Universitaire ...
Are You Genetically Predisposed to Antisocial Behaviour? - Newswisewww.newswise.com › articles › are-you-genetically-...
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· Further, these genetic variants affect each other,” explained Sheilagh Hodgins of the University of Montreal and its affiliated Institut Universitaire ...
Psychopathic violent offenders' brains can't understand EurekAlert!www.eurekalert.org › pub_releases › uom-pvo
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· ... in the parts of the brain related to learning from punishment, according to an MRI study led by Sheilagh Hodgins and Nigel Blackwood.
Are you genetically predisposed to antisocial behavior?
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Further, these genetic variants affect each other," explained Sheilagh Hodgins of the ... Hodgins and her colleagues published the study on December 11, a similar disorder of unknown origin now know of a possible genetic ...
Why Punishment Doesn't Help Psychopathic Criminals
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And their brains process decisions and punishment differently.
Antipsychotic use linked to reduced patient violence
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— In a commentary accompanying the study, Sheilagh Hodgins (University of ... clinical news service provided by Springer Healthcare Limited. › a...
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