Crime and violence: The biological behind murder
Adrian Raine, criminologist and author of "The Anatomy of Violence: The Biological Roots of Crime," talks about how biology - in addition to social factors - affect whether or not someone will become a violent criminal, and why men are more likely commit homicidal crimes than women.
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Adrian Raine presents Neurobiology of Violence. Stanford, March, 2013
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