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Neurobiological Correlates in Forensic Assessment: A Systematic Review
Toon van der Gronde
, Maaike Kempes
, Carla van El
, Thomas Rinne
,
Toine Pieters
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Sub History and Philosophy of Science
Pharmacoepidemiology and Clinical Pharmacology
Utrecht University
University of Amsterdam
EMGO Institute for Health and Care Research
Pieter Baan Center
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Forensic Assessment
100%
Neuroanatomical Correlates
100%
Violent Behavior
66%
Biological Risk
50%
Neuronal Alterations
50%
Patient Demographics
16%
Criminal Behavior
16%
Embase
16%
Systematic Literature Review
16%
Human Behavior
16%
Evidence-based
16%
Environmental Conditions
16%
Genetic Modification
16%
PubMed
16%
Genetic Predisposition
16%
Neurobiology
16%
Life Events
16%
Criminality
16%
Risk Behavior
16%
Psychiatric Patients
16%
Differentiated Approach
16%
Psychosocial Factors
16%
Genetic Condition
16%
PsycINFO
16%
Violent Aggression
16%
Normal Population
16%
Offenders
16%
Specific Situation
16%
Current Review
16%
Psychology
Systematic Review
100%
Violent Behavior
100%
Life Event
25%
Predisposition
25%
Criminal Behavior
25%
Genetic Predisposition
25%
Neurobiology
25%
Human Behavior
25%