Robert D. Hunt
The clear rise in violent crimes committed by and against America's youth begs a thoughiful explanation of possible causes and meaningful patterns. Even to the casual observer, it becomes clear that the weed of violence has many roots and that its thistles have many colors. This article describes a chemical model for varied patterns of aggressive behavior. This model has significant implications for identifying underlying neurobiological contributions, as well as for treatment.
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