Early Neuropsychological Impairments Increase Risk of Antisocial and Criminal Behavior | PROJECT-JTH
by: Jesse HartPublished on: 05/12/2014Research conducted over the past couple of decades has repeatedly illustrated the link between the brain and behavioral disorders, between genetic variation and antisocial behavioral patterns, and the interplay between biology and the environment.
Hacking - Does Self-Control Theory Explain Participation in the Hacking Subculture? | PROJECT-JTH
by: Jesse HartPublished on: 14/08/2014The proliferation of automated tools and access to information and guides through online resources provide youth with ample opportunities to become acquainted with the tools and techniques of hacking.
Understanding The Brain and Violence | PROJECT-JTH
by: Jesse HartPublished on: 10/04/2014Over the past two decades a significant amount of research has been undertaken that attempts to identify the connection between variations in brain structure and brain functioning with emotions, personality traits, and behaviors.
"Broken Windows" Policing | PROJECT-JTH
by: Jesse HartPublished on: 01/11/2013The broken-window theory suggests that minor disturbances and undesirable behaviors in a neighborhood, if left unchecked, lead to greater disorder and potentially criminal behavior.