Biosocial Bases of Violence

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Biosocial Bases of Violence: Conceptual and Theoretical Issues; A. Raine, et al. Personality and the Biosocial Model of Anti-Social and Criminal Behavior; H. J. Eysenck. A Multidimensional Psychobiological Model of Violence; C. R. Cloninger, et al. Individual Differences and Levels of Antisocial Behavior; M. Rutter. Observational Learning of Violent Behavior: Social and Biosocial Processes; L. R. Huesmann. The Relationship between Low Resting Heart Rate and Violence; D. P. Farrington. Biosocial Bases of Aggressive Behavior in Childhood: Resting Heart Rate, Skin Conductance Orienting, and Physique; A. Raine, et al. Biosocial Risk Factors for Domestic Violence; Continuities with Criminality?; N. S. Jacobson, E. T. Gortner. Emotionality and Violent Behavior in Psychopaths: A Biosocial Analysis; C. J. Patrick, et al. Biosocial Interactions and Violence: A Focus on Perinatal Factors; P. A. Brennan, et al. Unraveling the Social Context of Physique and Delinquency: A New, Long-Term Look at the Gluecks' Classic Study; R. J. Sampson, J. H. Laub. Serotonin and Human Violence: Do Environmental Mediators Exist?; M. J. P. Kruesi, T. Jacobsen. Social Attachment, Brain Function, Aggression, and Violence; G. W. Kraemer. 16 Additional Articles. Index.