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This project examines the neurobiological aspects of violence and aggression, focusing on genetic and neural factors that contribute to antisocial behavior. By analyzing existing research, it aims to bridge neuroscience and social science, providing insights that could inform prevention and intervention strategies.
Since the 1990s, neuroscientists have made fundamental progress in the study of violence and aggression.
Advances in the neurosciences and the development of new biotechnologies have helped to elucidate genetic variations and neural correlates of anti-social behaviour such as polymorphisms in the MAOA gene, alterations in serotonin activity, or dysfunctions in the neural circuitry of emotion regulation.
This research may help to identify potentially risky individuals even before they show any an…
UNIVERSITY OF HAMBURG
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Germany, Frankfurt Am Main
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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