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2.2.1 - Biological theories of criminality
2.2.1.2 - Genetic theories of criminality
2.2.1.2.3 - Adoption studies
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Adoption studies compare criminals with their
biological
and
adoptive
parents
Hutchings
and
Mednick
studied
14,000
adopted children
Hutchings
and
Mednick
concluded a
high
proportion of boys with criminal convictions had
biological
parents with criminal convictions
Mednick found no relationship between the number of criminal convictions of
adoptive
parents and their
children
Mednick
concluded a significant
correlation
between the number of criminal convictions of
biological
parents and their
offspring
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