Raine and His Colleagues Found That

Raine and his colleagues found that

A) the occipital area was 25% less active than normal in nonabused murderers and 45% smaller in the antisocial men.
B) the parietal area was 2% less active than normal in nonabused murderers and 45% smaller in the antisocial men.
C) the prefrontal cortex was 14% less active than normal in nonabused murderers and 15% smaller in the antisocial men.
D) the temporal lobe was 14% less active than normal in nonabused murderers and 15% smaller in the antisocial men.