Adrian Raine and His Colleagues Argued That Violent Murders Illustrate

question 141

Multiple Choice

Adrian Raine and his colleagues argued that violent murders illustrate a failure in executive function, such as lack of judgment and impulse control. In support of this argument, using PET scans on a group of violent murderers who plead not guilty by
Reason of insanity, these researchers found reduced activity in the .

• A) prefrontal cortex
• B) limbic system
• C) temporal lobe
• D) motor cortex

Recognize the social and psychological benefits of early maturation in boys and its impact on self-assuredness and popularity.

Identify the onset of adolescence and its associated biological and psychological changes, including puberty and identity crises.

Understand the role of psychological theories in explaining the development of self-concept and identity during adolescence.

Learn about the biological underpinnings of increased cognitive and emotional capabilities during adolescence.