Physiological Theory in Criminology: Exploring Biological Roots of Criminal Behavior

Physiological Theory in Criminology | Criminal Behavior

Introduction Physiological theories in criminology seek to explain criminal behavior through biological and physical factors. These theories suggest that innate physiological traits, such as brain structure, genetics, or hormonal imbalances, play a significant role in predisposing individuals to criminal tendencies. By understanding these factors, researchers aim to uncover the biological underpinnings of deviance. The Basis…