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Brain Scans to Predict Behavior?Quicklink Submitted By Daniel Geery No comments
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Copyrighted Image? DMCA | The study demonstrated that inmates with relatively low anterior cingulate activity were twice as likely to reoffend than inmates with high-brain activity in this region. "These findings have incredibly significant ramifications for the future of how our society deals with criminal justice and offenders,"... [a major understatement, imo. DG] |
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