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- What do genetic explanations for crime suggest?
- What do twin studies illustrate about genetics and crime?
- Who studied over 3500 twin pairs in Denmark?
- What was the concordance rate for identical twin males found by Christiansen?
- What was the concordance rate for non-identical twin males found by Christiansen?
- What did Raymond Crowe find about adopted children with criminal biological mothers?
- What was the risk of a criminal record for adopted children without criminal biological mothers?
- What did Jari Tiihonen's genetic analysis suggest about violent crime?
- What does the MAOA gene regulate?
- What is the diathesis-stress model in relation to offending behavior?
- What are the characteristics of antisocial personality disorder (APD)?
- Who conducted studies on the APD brain?
- What did Raine's studies find about the prefrontal cortex in individuals with APD?
- What percentage reduction in grey matter volume did Raine find in the prefrontal cortex of APD individuals?
- Who found that offenders with APD can experience empathy?
- What do mirror neurons suggest about empathy in offenders with APD?
- What happens to the empathy reaction in offenders with APD when they are prompted?
- How does the empathy reaction of offenders with APD differ from non-offenders?
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