MAOA Gene

The MAOA Gene and Criminal Behavior: CRIMINOLOGY

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Illustration of the MAOA gene structure, highlighting its role in neurotransmitter regulation and its connection to aggressive behavior.

Introduction In recent years, the study of genetics has significantly advanced our understanding of human behavior, particularly concerning aggression and criminal tendencies. One of the most controversial discoveries in this field is the MAOA gene (Monoamine Oxidase A), often referred to as the “warrior gene.” This gene has been linked to aggression, impulsive behavior, and … Read more

Biological Theories of Criminal Behavior

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Biological Theories of Criminal Behavior: Understanding the Science Behind Crime

Understanding the roots of criminal behavior is a topic of immense interest in criminology. Among the various approaches, biological theories offer insights into how genetics, neurobiology, and physiological factors contribute to criminal tendencies. These theories propose that some individuals may have inherent traits or conditions that predispose them to unlawful activities. This article explores the … Read more