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Total cards: 15•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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what is the biological classic study

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raine et al

#2
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what was raine et als aim

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to investigate the pattern of activity in NGRI murders and non murders using PET scans

#3
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how many particpants where their

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41 offenders41 non murders

#4
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what kind of desighn was it

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matched pairs desighn

#5
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what was the matched pairs desighn based on

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age and sex

#6
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out of the NGRI group how many where male and female

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39 males, 2 females

#7
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where did the study take place

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uni of California

#8
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what was the first step of the procedure

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both NGRI and control injected with a radio active glucose tracer

#9
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when in the pet scan what did the participants do

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they completed the continous performance task

#10
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where was their an increase in activity in

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right side thalamusright side amygdala

#11
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where was their a decrease of activity in

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PFCleft side amygdala

#12
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what was first conclusion

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murders pleading MGRI have significant differences in the metabolism of glucose in a number of brain areas compared to non-murderes

#13
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what did this conclusion show

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therefore the results indicated that there may be a link between abnormal brain activity and a predisposition towards violence in a specific group

#14
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give one generalisbability weakness

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population validity one weakness of raine et als study was population validity.as all the participants where offenders and 41 NGRI the finding on brain activity aren’t representative to a wider populationt/f this decreases the generalisability of the study as findings on brain activity are unrepresentative as not every individual is an offender

#15
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give a strength

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standerdised procedure both the group of offenders who pleaded NGRI and the control group where given the same glucose tracer and given the same continous performance task