The developmental origins of chronic physical aggression: biological pathways triggered by early life adversity

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@Philipp86754112 @ShalnevaE @hugorifkind For a start, given that psychopathy is oft stated as 1% of a population this seems like an appropriate consideration. See also https://t.co/beThLHuJA1 https://t.co/jgKfKAQ0rm The issues are multifactorial and it is

Can #violence and aggression be programmed via #epigenetics. One article reviews the evidence. http://t.co/1MrvGv63xo #Pregnancy

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Social adversity in early life can lead to DNA chemical changes that cause some individuals to be prone to aggression http://t.co/4GqMSfSEZJ

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