Today, even those interested in biological predictors of crime and deviance do not argue that behavior is inherited, but rather they say that there may be predispositions that make some folks more likely to engage in behavior.

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Modern research in the field of behavioral genetics and psychology suggests that while specific behaviors are not directly inherited, there may be genetic predispositions or vulnerabilities that influence an individual's likelihood of engaging in certain behaviors, including those related to crime and deviance. This perspective acknowledges the complex interplay between genetics, environment, and individual choices.

Today, Even Those Interested in Biological Predictors of Crime and Deviance