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Recent research findings from the fields of genetics, neurobiology, psychology and the social sciences on the causes of antisocial behavior, criminality, violence, substance abuse and other high-risk behaviors
The underlying mechanisms in antisocial conduct -- and how to prevent and treat them
Co-occurring disorders and trauma in antisocial individuals, and implications for treatment
Applying behavioral scientific findings in the treatment of offender and other high-risk populations
Assessing juvenile and adult offenders and patients with behavioral disturbances
The linkages between antisocial behavior and substance abuse
Designs for prevention strategies that focus on underlying causes