One of the Telegraph's Christmas charities is conducting pioneering research into the causes of anti-social behaviour, reveals Roger Highfield What goes through the mind of a gun-toting teenager when he pulls the trigger? Does he make a conscious decision to kill? Or is he acting on instinct? The debate over why teens turn violent usually focuses on family breakdown, drug and alcohol abuse, poverty, unemployment, even diet.
Science: Can we stop anti-social behaviour? - The Telegraph 27th November 2007
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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