Routledge Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior - Law Book

Explore the complex biological and social drivers of violence with Neuropsychology of Criminal Behavior by Routledge. This text provides a multi-dimensional analysis by combining findings from psychology, neurology, and genetics to explain why certain behaviors occur. By looking at the biological foundations of emotions like anger, hostility, and aggression, the book examines how these internal factors interact with social influences such as environmental conditions and family history. This comprehensive approach helps readers understand the roots of violent actions through a scientific lens. To bring these theories to life, the book includes specific case studies covering diverse topics such as serial killings, mass murders, family violence, cannibalism, and hitmen. Beyond biological drivers, the text also addresses fundamental questions regarding free will and its relationship to the law, making it a valuable resource for those studying the intersection of science and legal responsibility.