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Michael G. Aman,Johannes Rojahn In this model, the differential effects of biological and social factors on violence are considered in a systemic fashion. As outlined in the model, biological and social factors can act alone or in a variety of combinations to increase the risk for violent outcome. One of the neglected areas ofbio

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William H. Gaddes,Dorothy Edgellnce in human children and adolescents. This chapter does not ask whether there are environmental mediators of violence - a variety of evidence suggests that environmental mediation of violence occurs (Tolan & Guerra 1994) and that interactions between biology and environmental events increase the ri

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The Nervous System and Learning,er, it is not possible to convey in graphic detail the many vigorous yet constructive exchanges that took place. The Institute was very successful in bringing together biological and psychosocial researchers, including both leading scholars and young scientists. The multi-disciplinary nature of the

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Critical Issues in Neuropsychology, in press). Some studies have, however, shown that links between psychophysiological functioning (resting heart rate and the conditioned electrodermal response) and antisocial behavior is strongest in antisocials who come from benign social backgrounds (high social class, intact homes). Conversely,

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Critical Issues in Neuropsychologyehavior. For example, Henry, Moffitt, Robins, Earls, and Silva (1993) identified eight family characteristics (e.g., number of changes in primary caregiver experienced by the child, number of residence changes occurring in the child’s life, parental authoritarianism) which were associated with child