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One major principle of biological theory in criminology states that the interplay between heredity, biology, and social environment provides the nexus for any realistic considertations of crime causation.
Personal Attribution
The process of attributing causes to someone's behavior based on their personality, characteristics, or disposition.
Situational Attribution
The process of explaining the behavior of others based on external factors, such as the situation or environment, rather than on internal characteristics.
Temporary
Occurring for a limited time period; not permanent.
Permanent
Describes something that lasts indefinitely without significant change or end.
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