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Introduction. Human aggression and criminal violence: definitions and classifications. Aggression among animals. Neurotransmitters, hormones, and genes. Neurological, neuropsychological, and brain imaging correlates of violent behavior. Congenital and demographic factors. Developmental antecedents of violent behavior. Personality disorders and impulse control. Violence and psychoactive substance abuse. Violent behavior of persons with mental disorders outside of hospitals. Violent behavior of psychiatric inpatients. Biological treatments of violence. Summary and conclusions. Appendix: Statistical explanation of the actuarial method: Bayes decision. Index.
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