Moffitt asserted that at least some of the differences between life-course persistent and adolescence-limited delinquents are biologically or genetically based.

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Moffitt's developmental taxonomy theory suggests that life-course persistent offenders have neuropsychological deficits that may have a biological or genetic basis, distinguishing them from adolescence-limited offenders.

Moffitt Asserted That at Least Some of the Differences Between