Criminals and Brain Abnormalities: The Case for Early Diagnosis and Psychological Intervention
Trinh Duy Thuyen,
Nguyen Truong Thanh Hai,
Vuong Nguyen Toan Thien
et al.
Abstract:Background: This literature review traces the historical development of research into the relationship between neural abnormalities and criminal behavior, beginning with phrenological studies in the 19th century and evolving with modern imaging techniques.
Objective: To examine how these advancements have enhanced our understanding of the brain-behavior nexus, particularly in the context of aggression and impulsivity, and to discuss the ethical implications of this research.
Methods: The review analyzes st… Show more
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