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How can genetic explanations of crime add to the already vast field of criminological theory? What do the more contemporary studies contribute beyond what we already know from more established theories such as classical deterrence?
Monozygotic Twins
Identical twins developed from a single fertilized egg, sharing identical genetic material.
Genes and Environment
The interplay between an individual's genetic makeup and their surrounding environmental conditions, influencing traits and behaviors.
Heritable Trait
A characteristic or trait that can be passed from parents to their offspring through genes.
Childhood Obesity
Pertains to a serious medical condition affecting children and adolescents characterized by excess body fat that may have negative health implications.
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