Elliott F A
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 1988;16(2):131-43.
All behavior is seen to be a result of interactions between the brain on the one hand and environmental challenges and endogenous drives on the other. Intergenerational transfer theory fails to explain cases of habitual aggression that have no identifiable social origin, and there is compelling evidence for the existence of brain-environmental interaction. The key roles that may be played by age, gender, neurological factors, and biological defects in aggressive and antisocial behavior are reviewed.
所有行为都被视为一方面是大脑，另一方面是环境挑战和内驱力之间相互作用的结果。代际传递理论无法解释那些没有可识别社会根源的习惯性攻击行为案例，并且有令人信服的证据证明大脑与环境相互作用的存在。本文回顾了年龄、性别、神经因素和生物学缺陷在攻击性行为和反社会行为中可能发挥的关键作用。
