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  <abstract>Are criminality and antisocial aggressive behavior due to nature or nurture? Can adult criminal behavior be predicted in the antisocial behavior of children, weak attachment to family and fatalism about the future? Anthropologist Ashley Montagu and other expercts address these questions.</abstract>
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