Summary:
The book explores the relationship between biological factors and criminal behavior, examining how genetics, brain structure, and environmental influences can predispose individuals to violence. It delves into neuroscience and psychology research to discuss the potential for predicting and preventing criminal activity through understanding the biological underpinnings of violence.
Key points:
1. Crime's Biological Basis: Raine argues crime has a biological basis, supported by neuroimaging, genetics, and neurochemistry evidence. He highlights brain abnormalities linked to aggression and antisocial behavior.
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