Understanding and Preventing Violence, Volume 2 Biobehavioral Influences (1994) / Chapter Skim
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42 / GREGORY CAREY SUMMARY AND CRITICAL OVERVIEW OF THE RESULTS There is a trend in most studies, albeit not always a statistica]
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Although the Y chromosome appears to contribute to aggressive behavior in the mouse iMaxson et al., 19891, a similar polymorphism in humans would predict greater father-son than tather-ctaughter or mother-son resemblance. The tetrachoric correlations for the Danish adoption study {see Baker et al., 1989)
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44 / GREGORY CAREY 8. There is evidence for a genetic association between antisocia]
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. In two of the studies, Cadoret's and Rowe's, the phenotypes include counts of adolescent antisocial behaviors that include many peccadillos E.g., Tying, truancyJ when compared to an adult court conviction {used in the Danish studyJ.
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