Classic Research: Raine [FINDINGS & CONCLUSIONS] Flashcards

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Which areas of the brain should you list results from?

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Prefrontal, Parietal, Temporal, Occipital, Corpus Callosum, Amygdala, Cerebellum.

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What other areas should you list resluts from?

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Performance on CPT
Effects on handyness, head injury and ethnicity

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Which areas of the brain had higher glucose metabolism in murderers?

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Occipital and Cerebellum

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Which areas of the brain had lower glucose metabolism on murderers?

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Prefrontal, Parietal and Corpus Callosum

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Which areas of the brain had identical levels of glucose metabolism in murderers and the control group?

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Temporal

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What were the findings relating to the performance to the CPT task?

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Identical performance between NGRI and control

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What were the findings related to Handedness, injury and ethnicity?

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  • Not possible to match properly on these.
  • 6x LH matched to RH
  • LH had ^ prefrontal than Rh
  • No difference with head injury or non-white participants.
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What is unique about the Amygdala?

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Greater activity in the right hemisphere than left for murderers.

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What are the seven conclusions?

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  • NGRI have statistically significant differences in G.M
  • Suggests but does not demonstrate that brain abnormalities cause violence
  • Violence cannot be determined by biology alone
  • NGRI are still responsible for their actions
  • No casual link between brain dysfunction and criminality
  • Cannot be generalized to other types of crime.
  • No inclusion of a non-violent group.
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