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This study aims to evaluate the neurobiological and genetic factors influencing violent behavior in children and adolescents, focusing on criminal responsibility.

August 2, 2026Hacettepe University Journal of EducationOpen Access

Evaluation of Criminal Responsibility in Terms of Discipline and Criminal Law in the Neurobiological and Genetic Causes of Violence Behaviors in Children and Adolescents

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MMMünevver MertoğluIstanbul Kültür University

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Randomized trial examines the neurobiological and genetic causes of violence in children, indicating a need for policy reevaluation.

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This study aims to evaluate the neurobiological and genetic factors influencing violent behavior in children and adolescents, focusing on criminal responsibility.
Examined neurological, biological, hormonal, and genetic dimensions of violence in children and adolescents.
Discussed the implications of brain development on decision-making and impulse control.
Analyzed the differences between disciplinary and criminal law concerning juvenile offenders.
Identified structural and functional abnormalities in brain regions associated with violent behavior.
Highlighted the need for re-evaluation of criminal responsibility standards for adolescents.
Suggested incorporating neurobiological and genetic insights into juvenile justice regulations.

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Münevver Mertoğlu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6eeae61b0468a7eeab3831 https://doi.org/10.16986/hunefd.1750091

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Evaluation of Criminal Responsibility in Terms of Discipline and Criminal Law in the Neurobiological and Genetic Causes of Violence Behaviors in Children and Adolescents

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Evaluation of Criminal Responsibility in Terms of Discipline and Criminal Law in the Neurobiological and Genetic Causes of Violence Behaviors in Children and Adolescents

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