Raine et al
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- Q1What is the main focus of the study by Raine et al.?Sleep patternsSocial behaviorGenetic factorsBrain abnormalities30s
- Q2What research method did Raine et al 1997 use in their study?SurveyNeuroimagingExperimentalObservational30s
- Q3What was the sample size of the study conducted by Raine et al 1997?412020010030s
- Q4What were the control variables in the study conducted by Raine et al 1997?Ethnicity, marital status, and physical health.Family history of criminal behavior, social support, and peer influence.Age, sex, and substance abuse history.Education level, employment status, and income level.30s
- Q5What does a PET scan measure?Blood volumeStructural abnormalitiesHeart functionMetabolic activity30s
- Q6What does NGRI stand for?Next generation routing interfaceNot guilty by reason of insanityNot guilty by reason of illiteracyNo good reason identified30s
- Q7What were the findings of Raine et al 1997?Murderers showed increased brain activity in the prefrontal cortex compared to non-murderers.There were no significant differences in brain structure between murderers and non-murderers.Murderers who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity had reduced prefrontal cortex volume compared to non-murderers.Raine et al 1997 did not provide any conclusive findings.30s
- Q8What is one limitation of the Raine et al 1997 study?The study did not utilize any statistical analyses.The sample size was too small to draw meaningful conclusions.The study only focused on murderers who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.The study did not consider any environmental factors.30s
- Q9What were the key brain abnormalities observed in the Raine et al 1997 study?Elevated levels of dopamine and serotoninReduced prefrontal cortex activity and a smaller corpus callosumIncreased prefrontal cortex activity and a larger corpus callosumEnlarged amygdala and reduced hippocampus volume30s
- Q10The main dependent variable wasThe gender of the participantswhether participants had murdered or notthe activity in structures of the brainWhether they were found guilty30s
- Q11One of the biggest limitations of the research method used was ....As a laboratory experiment, there would have been high demand characteristicsAs a laboratory experiment, it lacked ecological validityAs a Quasi experiment, it was highly controlledAs a Quasi experiment, it was not able to show causal conclusions between violence and brain activity30s
- Q12What ethical issue is brought into question because of the use of murderers who pled not guilty by reason of insanity?confidentialityvalid consentdeceptiondebriefing30s
- Q13If the research indicates that murderers are born not made - this would make research....replicablevalidsocially sensitivegeneralisable30s