Crime and violence: The biological behind murder

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[@Tapport]

Anyone watching this without having read The Anatomy of Violence really should. I've read it three times already.

[@mysteriousiamjewishmysteri2373]

Tapport what a cluster A personality these are people who pose less of a violent threat because paranoid personality afflection 😦 causes a person to be negative also grandulusion personality disorder needs a welcome . schizoid personality if one has causes them to dream excissively .And 😄 if schiztypyl personality has to doe with imaginary beliefs misconceptions about beliefs so atheists i won the debate your all losers .

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Criminology student here watching for a reflection

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I´m here bc it is in the lecture slide of my uni course

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same , its my college course lol

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Nya, unsa may nakuha nimo nga reflection para sa imong module?😂😂🤣 #HeyCriminologyStudents👋😅

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[@ranxalter2550]

“50% of the antisocial behavior and crime can be attributed to genes” don’t trust this guy he clearly is excluding that heritability vary’s depending on population and circumstance this is a prime example of someone who can just throw out statistics and make anything seem true I’ve just began reading his book “the anatomy of violence” although there is some good material so far (50 pages in) he’s not a very good writer and he seems to express a lot of opinions and also generalizes a few study’s findings to everybody who ever exists he is extremely reliant on statistics from a few study’s here and there but who knows how reliable these study’s even are or more importantly how big the difference really is all in all skim through his work make what you like of it but I can tell right off the bat that he’s just an unreliable source

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Naabot diri ug tan aw kay para sa reflection

[@chicaneries]

I have to argue that it is 100% environmental nurture. That each individual is capable of violence, but whether they act on that violence has to do with the wisdom they acquired in life

[@thebestisyettocome1889]

So you're saying i can become a psycopath anytime i want!

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Criminology Reflection 🤝

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Who is here for educational purposes?

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This was in my lecture slide

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Kaway kaway dahil na punta Dito para sa reflection paper

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What a delightfully controversial topic. Gotta read this now.

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Love the introduction

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This was too short.

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a violent offender when used as a door mat by the filthy rich over and over again with no consequences...

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Pretty much everything he said was a no-brainer

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[@charleskidney4279]

Also nature needed aggressive men. If not - a good chance you and your family would have starved. Sometimes violence is necessary. Even in today's world if you are too passive, it can allow a huge amount of horrors into your life. People will walk all over you.

[@thebestisyettocome1889]

How does having a lower resting heart rate make you agressive?

[@Joshtrivett1307]

Essentially it is suggested that heart rate increase as a stress response, due to the release of adrenaline, however those whom have lower amygdala activity (such as that in psychopaths) don’t experience this because the amygdala detects the environmental stimuli and the hypothalamus responds by stimulating relevant glands to release hormones, however this isn’t present in psychopaths because their amygdala won’t respond to environmental stimuli, thus no secretion of adrenaline thus heart rate doesn’t increase. Hope this helps:)

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@@Joshtrivett1307 thanks for explaining that .

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[@jamesr2622]

A lower resting heart rate? I don't think their is a relationship there. That's like saying ice cream sales cause violent crime.

[@JV-ju8gv]

A lower resting heart rate meaning, let's say someone kills a person, if someone has a lower resting heart rate, that is not normal and grounds for possible psychopathic patterns. One's heart rate would normally be racing. Another example, Lie detector tests.. if someone tells a lie and their heart rate is lowered and rested they are not affected or concerned about what they have done, again, psychopathic patterns... vs a normal person's heart rate again would be racing. This is why murderers and psychopaths usually get away with passing a lie detector test because they do not "feel" as normal people would. :)

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@@JV-ju8gv But great athletes have lower resting heart rates. I'm sure stronger men are more likely to be violent than weaker ones but I wouldn't say that being big and strong is a cause of violence. Hence the difficulty in trying to determine causation from statistical analysis.

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0:33 Turn The Paige, Doc! (Dr. Raine Put A Hell Of A Book Out. I Suggest You All Take A Look At It And Possibly Even Buy It. That Is, If You Have The Money To Buy It.) 2:46 I Hope My Prefrontal Cortex Wasn't Damaged From The Traumatic Head Injuries I Experienced Because I'm Somewhat Of A Risk-Taker To Begin With.

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[@patrickwhite8144]

Unless you suffered a very severe focal injury to just that part of your brain the answer is a resounding no. Concussions result in a diffuse strain pattern across a large section of the brain that causes a normally reversible chemical imbalance and which generally does not result in cell death or long term problems.

[@patrickwhite8144]

P33G33B33D33 I can read pal and I have spoken to a number of concussion experts about this.

[@patrickwhite8144]

I've bumped my head a few times -- had a ball kicked in my face, had a door smashed into my face, and bumped my head on a low-hanging doorway, but never actually suffered a full-blown concussion, as far as I am aware. The definition of a concussion is kind of hazy though. Some people use the word to mean any jolt to the brain -- whether or not that causes any damage -- and others only for ones that cause fairly obvious symptoms (e.g. loss of consciousness, seeing stars, feeling dizzy, etc). Unfortunately, concussions are not that well understood. Some experts think that concussions don't really cause any significant damage, and others think that even mild concussions are serious. My guess, having read a lot about this -- and spoken to quite a few people in the field -- is that only blows which causes persistent symptoms are likely to have done any damage to the brain, and even in these cases the damage is probably completely reversible as 90% of people make a full recovery. There was a recent study with mice in which they found that only repeated concussions in a short period of time seemed to cause long term problems. The idea being that if you suffer a second concussion before recovering from the first your chance of 100% recovery decreases. I'm not an expert though -- as you rightly pointed out -- so I might be talking rubbish.

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0:25 Give 'Em The Finger, Adrianne!

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Now apply this to race...

[@mysteriousiamjewishmysteri2373]

Topic Talk Station & 411 Honest Reviews no would not even have proof . and way less violent then other whites that not Evidence.💊😢 you need A💊all day of your life.while the truth is give one a neurological personality disorder find out which of them are more violent disorder .now black or white or gray history is valid all the races have people( note never wrote race as factor .)in the race who are seductive to dramatic to manipulative to intemidating to diaboligical .so if count cluster b personality disorders histrionic boarderline narcissm phychopathy sociopathy

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