Study: Persistently Antisocial? Maybe It's How You're Wired
- 4 years ago
Antisocial behaviors such as stealing, bullying, and lying may have their origins in brain structures.
British and American researchers used MRI scans to compare the brain compositions of those with a history of these behaviors to those without.
They found that antisocial individuals may have thinner cerebral cortices and smaller surface area in some regions of the brain than others.
British and American researchers used MRI scans to compare the brain compositions of those with a history of these behaviors to those without.
They found that antisocial individuals may have thinner cerebral cortices and smaller surface area in some regions of the brain than others.