1. In Neuroimaging Studies of Aggressive and Violent Behavior: Current Findings and Implications for Criminology and Criminal Justice, Bufkin and Luttrell call for an interdisciplinary model known as:

A. AnthroHistorical

B. Internal Criminology

C. The Heredity Matrix

D. Biopsychosocial

2. The vast majority of offenders are:

A. Adolescent-limited offenders.

B. In their thirties.

C. Life course persistent offenders.

D. Serious offenders.

3. According to Neuroimaging Studies of Aggressive and Violent Behavior: Current Findings and Implications for Criminology and Criminal Justice by Bufkin and Luttrell, the authors make important connections between sections of the brain and:

A. aggression

B. theft

C. depression

D. anxiety

4. According to A Theory Explaining Biological Correlates of Criminality by Ellis, one of the author's main propositions stresses the importance of:

A. socialization

B. brain damage

C. brain scans

D. evolution

5. According to Reactive vs. Proactive Antisocial Behavior, Bennett, Pitale, Vora, and Rheingold make the case that children with antisocial behavior may also have:

A. ADHD

B. brain damage

C. low impulsivity

D. High IQ rates

6. The antisocial behavior of life course persistent offenders tends to:

A. Vary considerably across time and place.

B. Remain stable in different situations, but vary over time.

C. Remain stable across time, with some variation based on situation.

D. Remain stable across time and place.

7. The antisocial behavior of life course persistent offenders tends to:

A. Vary considerably across time and place.

B, Remain stable in different situations, but vary over time.

C. Remain stable across time, with some variation based on situation.

D. Remain stable across time and place.