Biological explanations - Genetic/Neural
Cards (17)
- What does MZ stand for in twin studies?
- What does DZ stand for in twin studies?
- What is a concordance rate?
- How might twin research contribute to understanding offending behavior?
- If criminality was entirely genetic, what concordance rate would MZ twins show?
- What issue arises when evaluating twin studies?
- What did Christiansen's 1977 study suggest about criminal behavior?
- What was the risk of criminal records for adopted children with criminal biological mothers in Crowe's study?
- What was the risk of criminal records for adopted children with non-criminal biological mothers in Crowe's study?
- What is a limitation of adoption studies in separating nature from nurture?
- What does the diathesis-stress model relate to in psychology?
- Which statement is true about genetic factors in offending behavior?
- How can neural factors contribute to criminal behavior?
- What is the role of environmental influences in biological explanations of offending behavior?
- What is biological determinism in the context of criminal behavior?
- What is the main focus of the evaluation of genetic explanations?
- What is the significance of the diathesis-stress model in relation to criminal behavior?
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