Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour
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A link exists between brain injury and ______, especially in childhood.

offending

According to Williams et al, 60% of females recalled having one or more ______ injuries in their youth.

head

Individuals who are younger in prison tend to have had more ______ injuries.

head

Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI's) can disrupt development and lead to poor mood ______ and decision-making.

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Brain injuries sustained while young can impact cognitive ______ and fully developed functions.

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Brain injury, particularly in childhood, is associated with criminal behavior. A study by Williams et al. (196) found that 60% of inmates had head injuries, especially younger ones. Acquired Brain Injuries (ABIs) disrupt cognitive abilities, mood, and decision-making, increasing the likelihood of anti-social behavior and re-offending.

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Explore the connections between brain injuries and criminal behavior through key studies. This quiz examines how acquired brain injuries influence cognitive abilities and may increase the likelihood of anti-social behavior. Test your understanding of these critical concepts.

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