Biosocial Factors Behind Violent Crime in Disadvantaged Areas

These are theories that encompass various perspectives while explaining the correlation between individual’s behaviour and genes, neurobiology and evolution among other factors that shapes a human behaviour. While analysing high level of violent crimes in lower-class areas from the biosocial criminology point of view, one can conclude that early health risks, genetics, hormones and neurotransmitters have adverse effects on crime rates within lower class areas. For instance nicotine or alcohol e...