Aggression Crossword

This structure is responsible for evaluating the emotional importance of sensory informaion and prompting a response.
This system contains a number of structures that co-ordinate behaviours that satisfy motivational and emotional urges.
This structure is involved in the formation of long term memories.
Studies have shown that _ _ _ levels of serotonin lead to aggression.
Surgical removal of the amygdala leads to a ____________ in violent behaviour.
The neural mechanisms to explain behaviour is very ______________.
T___________ is a hormone involved in aggression.
C________ is a hormone involved in aggression.
When cortisol is high testosterone's influence on aggression is ___________.
Changes in testosterone levels appear to influence aggressive behaviour by increasing amygdala reactivity during the processing of S_______ T_______.
The relationship between cortisol and aggression is an I__________ C__________.
One issue with the role of testosterone in aggression is _____________ ____________.
McBurnett et al (2000) carried out a _________________ study to investigate the link between cortisol and aggression.
Miles and Carey (2004) carried out a _______________ of 24 twin and adoption studies to demonstrate the genetic basis of aggression.
A__________ studies can be used to study the genetic factors in aggression.
T________ studies can be used to study the genetic factors linked to aggression.
To study the role of genes in aggression we can compare _____________ twins with dizygotic twins.
One issue with using genes to explain aggression is that sometimes an individual may contain a gene but it is only expressed if certain ____________ conditions are met.
A gene that has been linked to aggression and popularly called 'the warrier gene'.
The original study which identified the MAOA gene was by _________ et al (1993)
The MAOA gene influences aggresssion by influencing n____________________.