The policy implications of modern sociobiological theories assume that genetic traits are unchangeable by environmental intervention and that social programs addressing family interaction and peer associations will not have any effect on genetic propensities toward crime and delinquency.

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Modern sociobiological theories recognize that both genetic and environmental factors interact, and that environmental interventions can influence behaviors, including those related to crime and delinquency.

The Policy Implications of Modern Sociobiological Theories Assume That Genetic