Hormones exert a strong influence on behavior testosterone, and other androgens, are probably the most important hormones in criminology. Testosterone has been related to aggressive criminal behavior in a number of studies, almost as many as those linking crime to the female menstrual cycle. It is believed that high levels of testosterone reduce a person's social integration, making them more of a loner, and freeing them up to deviate from society's norms...
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It is believed that high levels of testosterone reduce a person's social integration, making them more of a loner, and freeing them up to deviate from society's norms. Female menstrual cycles have been linked to irritability, aggression, and a patterned increase in hostility. Recent studies have linked dangerous substances in the environment such as lead, copper, and mercury to emotional and behavioral disorders...
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