Fenderr0xx

Hey Dr. Raine, I'm currently studying both criminal justice and psychology at La Salle...not too far away from UPenn. It was only this year that I have become aware of your work. For the last few months, I have attempted to sort out all sorts of fields where criminality and psychology intersect- ranging from studies done by Elizabeth Loftus to your work. Currently I'm developing my own small research study for the fall semester dealing with citizens perceptions of criminal behavior, particularly theft. I have not picked up your new book yet, however, I am planning on doing so. Are there any other readings/something I can get involved with that you may be able to recommend to get my feet wet with neurobiological/biosocial causes of criminality? Thanks!

Thanks! I'll be sure to look once I pick up and finish the book this week (hopefully). It will definitely be helpful as this is an area I am interested in studying in future schooling and, unfortunately, my university (not to diss La Salle) lacks professors that are knowledgeable in this subject area.

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