Emerging Trends in Scientific Research (Volume - 4)

This review explores the genetic and environmental factors contributing to criminal behavior, with an emphasis on gene interactions and pathways involved in aggression and antisocial acts. By examining heritability, genetics, and epigenetics, the article provides an overview of genes linked to violent behaviors, focusing on genetic polymorphisms associated with psychological disorders like ADHD, ASPD, and conduct disorder. The review aims to foster a deeper understanding of how genetic and environmental factors converge to influence violent behavior, offering valuable insights for criminology, forensic science, and therapeutic interventions.

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