Understanding and Preventing Violence, Volume 2 Biobehavioral Influences (1994) / Chapter Skim
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Convictions were for minor offenses adjudicated by mild penalties, prompting the investigators to suggest that the relationship was likely due to nonspecific factors such as Towered intelligence. Personal follow-up revealed that the 12 XYY individuals had statistically significant but clinically minor differences from controls in sexuality, aggression, and testosterone levels [Schiavi et al., 1984, 1988; Theilgaard, 1984~.
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on the Understanding and Control of Violent Behavior [e.g., Tellegen et al., 1988~; in other cases, the content appears related more to a broader, almost psychoanalytic, notion of intrapunitiveness {e.g., Partanen et al., 1966~; and in yet other studies, item content was not fully specified {e.g., Rushton et al., 1986~. The second area for review is scales specifically constructed to predict juvenile delinquency.
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28 / GREGORY CAREY TABLE 2 Genetics Studies of PersonaTity Measures Related to Delinquency or Aggression Males Study Measure Group N Females R Group N R Genders Analyzed Separately Owen and Sines MCPS aggression MZ 10 .09 MZ 8 .58 (1970 ~DZ 11 -.24 DZ 13 .22 Gottesman CPI socialization MZ 34 .32 MZ 45 .52 (1966 ~DZ 32 .06 DZ 36 .26 Scarr ACL ~ aggression MZ 24 .35 (19661 DZ 28 -.08 Partanen et al. Aggression items MZ 157 .25 (1966)
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GENETICS AND VIOLENCE / 29 TABLE 2 {Continued) MZ DZ Study Measure N R N R Twins Raised Apart (Minnesota Sample, Tellegen et al.
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