FACT SHEET 5 Acquired brain injury and the criminal justice system Available empirical evidence suggests that damage to the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain is associated with an increase in the potential for aggr - Lobes of the brain - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	FACT SHEET 5 Acquired brain injury and the criminal justice system Available empirical evidence suggests that damage to the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain is associated with an increase in the potential for aggr Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-06-05 01:36:04 Open Document File Size: 431,20 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York / / Company W.W. Norton & Company Inc. / Brickman A.S. / / Country United States / New Zealand / / MedicalCondition traumatic brain injury / brain dysfunction / closed head injury / Brain Injury / Frontal Lobe Dysfunction / Acquired brain injury / head injury / / Organization School of Medicine / American Academy of Child Psychiatry / Yale / / Person Psychiatry / / ProvinceOrState New South Wales / New York / / PublishedMedium Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology / / Region South Wales / / SocialTag Anatomy Neuropsychology Brain damage Head injury Frontal lobe Lobes of the brain Alien hand syndrome Frontal lobe disorder Neurotrauma Medicine

FACT SHEET 5 Acquired brain injury and the criminal justice system Available empirical evidence suggests that damage to the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain is associated with an increase in the potential for aggrAdd to Reading List