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Genetic 3
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Evidence for a genetic basis of antisocial behavior stems from several different lines of research. First, behavioural genetic studies of twins and adoptees have demonstrated that plays a role in antisocial behaviour, including various forms of aggression and criminality, by finding greater concordance for such behaviour in genetically individuals, compared to non-relatives living in the same environment. Second, various correlates of antisocial behaviour, including personality factors such as impulsivity, sensation-seeking, risk-taking, and callous-unemotional traits, are known to be at least partly genetically . Third, psychiatric outcomes related to antisocial behaviour, including antisocial personality disorder, gambling, and substance use and abuse, have also been in genetically informative designs, and each of these has demonstrated significant genetic links.
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