A jury is convinced by a woman's lawyer that when she killed her husband, she did not understand what she was doing was legally or morally wrong because she suffered from a "mental disease.". The lawyer has made a convincing argument she was:

In a large sample of males followed from birth into adulthood, child maltreatment predicted significantly more adolescent conduct problems if the boys were genetically predisposed to__________ activity

a. high MAOA b. low MAOA c. low dopamine d. high dopamine

Which is a force that protects early-maturing girls from getting into trouble?

a) not getting involved with younger friends b) living in a liberal society c) living in a rural area d) having close family relationships