ANDREW, J. M. (1978) “Laterality on the tapping test among legal offenders.”J. of Clinical and Child Psychology7: 149-150.
2.
BELL, B. , S. A. MEDNICK, I. I. GOTTESMAN, and J. SERGEANT (1977) “Electrodermal parameters in young, normal male twins,” in S. A. Mednick and K. O. Christiansen (eds.) Biosocial Bases of Criminal Behavior. New York: Gardner.
3.
BERENT, S. (1981) “Lateralization of brain function,” in S. B. Filskov and T. J. Boll (eds.) Handbook of Clinical Neuropsychology. New York: John Wiley.
4.
BOHMAN, M. , C. R. CLONINGER, S. SIGVARDSSON, and A. von KNORRING (1982) “Predisposition to petty criminality in Swedish adoptees: I. Genetic and environmental heterogeneity.”Archives of General Psychiatry39: 1233-1241.
5.
CADORET, R. J. (1978) “Psychopathology in adopted-away offspring of biologic parents with antisocial behavior.”Archives of General Psychiatry35: 176-184.
6.
CHRISTIANSEN, K. O. (1977) “A preliminary study of criminality among twins,” in S. A. Mednick and K. O. Christiansen (eds.) Biosocial Bases of Criminal Behavior. New York: Gardner.
7.
CLONINGER, C. R. , S. SIGVARDSSON, M. BOHMAN, and A. von KNORRING (1982) “Predisposition to petty criminality: II. Cross-fostering analysis of gene environment interaction.”Archives of General Psychiatry39: 1242-1247.
8.
CROWE, R. (1975) “An adoptive study of psychopathy: preliminary results from arrest records and psychiatric hospital records,” in R. Fieve, D. Rosenthal, and H. Brill (eds.) Genetic Research in Psychiatry. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press.
9.
FITZHUGH, K. B. (1973) “Some neuropsychological features of delinquent subjects.”Perceptual and Motor Skills36: 494.
10.
FLOR-HENRY, P. (1979) “Laterality, shifts of cerebral dominance, sinistrality and psychosis,” in J. Gruzelier and P. Flor-Henry (eds.) Hemisphere Asymmetries of Function in Psychopathology. Amsterdam: Elsevier.
11.
GABRIELLI, W. F. and S. A. MEDNICK (1980) “Sinistrality and delinquency.”J. of Abnormal Psychology89: 654-661.
12.
GAZZANIGA, M. S. (1970) The Bisected Brain. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.
13.
HARDYCK, C. and L. PETRINOVICH (1977) “Left-handedness.”Psych. Bull. 84: 385-404.
14.
HARE, R. D. (1965) “Temporal gradient of fear arousal in psychopaths.”J. of Abnormal Psychology70: 442-445.
15.
HILL, D. and D. A. POND (1952) “Reflections on 100 capital cases submitted to electroencephalography.”J. of Mental Sci. 98: 23-43.
16.
HILL, D. and W. SARGANT (1943) “A case of matricide.”Lancet244: 526-527.
17.
KETY, S. S. , D. ROSENTHAL, P. H. WENDER, and F. SCHULSINGER (1968) “The types and prevalence of mental illness in the biological and adoptive families of adopted schizophrenics,” in D. Rosenthal and S. S. Kety (eds.) The Transmission of Schizophrenia. Oxford: Pergamon.
18.
KRYNICKI, V. E. (1978) “Cerebral dysfunction in repetitively assaultive adolescents.”J. of Nervous and Mental Disease166: 59-67.
19.
LIDBERG, L., S. LEVANDER, D. SCHALLING, and Y. LIDBERG (forthcoming) “Urinary catecholamines, stress and psychopathy—a study of arrested men awaiting trial.” Psychosomatic Medicine.
20.
LYKKEN, D. T. (1957) “A study of anxiety in the sociopathic personality.”J. of Abnormal and Social Psychology55: 6-10.
21.
MARK, V. H. and F. R. ERVIN (1970) Violence and the Brain. New York: Harper & Row.
22.
MEDNICK, S. A. and J. VOLAVKA (1980) “Biology and crime,” in N. Morris and M. Tonry (eds.) Crime and Justice: An Annual Review of Research, Vol 2. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press.
23.
MEDNICK, S. A., W. F. GABRIELLI, and B. HUTCHINGS (forthcoming) “Genetic influences in criminal behavior: some evidence from an adoption cohort.” Science.
24.
MEDNICK, S. A. , V. POLLOCK, J. VOLAVKA, and W. F. GABRIELLI (1982) “Biology and violence,” in M. Wolfgang and N. A. Weiner (eds.) Criminal Violence. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage.
25.
MEDNICK, S. A. , J. VOLAVKA, W. F. GABRIELLI, and T. ITIL (1981) “EEG as a predictor of antisocial behavior.”Criminology19: 219-231.
26.
MEDNICK, S. A. , L. KIRKEGAARD-SORENSEN, B. HUTCHINGS, J. KNOP, R. ROSENBERG, and F. SCHULSINGER (1977) “An example of biosocial interaction research: the interplay of socioenvironmental and individual factors in the etiology of criminal behavior,” in S. A. Mednick and K. O. Christiansen (eds.) Biosocial Bases of Criminal Behavior. New York: Gardner.
27.
MONROE, R. R. (1970) Episodic Behavioral Disorders: a Psychodynamic and Neurophysiologic Analysis. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press.
28.
MONROE, R. R. and J. R. LION (1978) “Review of current research,” in R. R. Monroe (ed.) Brain Dysfunction in Aggressive Criminals. Lexington, MA: D. C. Heath.
29.
MOYER, K. E. (1976) The Psychobiology of Aggression. New York: Harper & Row.
30.
PETERSEN, I., M. MATOUSEK, J. VOLAVKA, S. A. MEDNICK, and V. E. POLLOCK (forthcoming) “EEG antecedents of thievery.” Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica.
31.
SHAH, S. A. and L. H. ROTH (1974) “Biological and psychophysiological factors in criminality,” in D. Glaser (ed.) Handbook of Criminology. Chicago: Rand McNally.
32.
SIGVARDSSON, S. , C. R. CLONINGER, M. BOHMAN, and A. von KNORRING (1982) “Predisposition to petty criminality in Swedish adoptees: III. Sex differences and validation of male typology.”Archives of General Psychiatry39: 1248-1253.
33.
SILVERMAN, D. (1944) “The electroencephalogram of criminals.”Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry52: 38-42.
34.
SPERRY, R. W. (1974) “Lateral specialization in the surgically separated hemispheres,” in F. O. Schmitt and F. G. Worden (eds.) The Neurosciences: Third Study Program. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
35.
STILL, G. F. (1902) “The Coulstonian lectures on some abnormal psychical conditions in children.”Lancet1: 1008-1012, 1077-1082, 1163-1168.
36.
YEUDALL, L. T. , D. FROMM-AUCH, and P. DAVIES (1982) “Neuropsychological impairment of persistent delinquency.”J. of Nervous and Mental Disease170: 257-265.
37.
WADSWORTH, M. (1976) “Delinquency, pulse rates and early emotional deprivation.”British J. of Criminology16: 245-256.