Which of the Following Was a Major Conclusion Drawn by Bufkin

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a major conclusion drawn by Bufkin and Luttrell's (2005) review of studies on brain imaging and aggression?

• A) Temporal lobe dysfunction contributes to aggressive behaviour.
• B) Sex offenders are more likely to exhibit dysfunction in the occipital lobe.
• C) The parietal lobe plays an important role in aggressive behaviour.
• D) Occipital lobe dysfunction contributes to aggressive behaviour.
• E) There is no relationship between brain dysfunction and aggressive behaviour.

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