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Identify children at risk of committing crimes
If a child is at risk of becoming a criminal, its differences compared to the average person will begin to manifest from the age of four and adults can see.
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Murder at innocent sleepwalking?
Scientists have demonstrated that, when executing crimes, most sleepwalkers still do not lose their control.
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New findings: Reduce crime rates by consulting prisoners to make reasonable decisions
Prisoners who commit murder and other serious crimes tend to seek popularity through actions that show recklessness, risking their lives,
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Crime of 'contagious' behavior in minors
Impulsive boys who lack care, poor families and spoiled friends often have delinquent actions that cause them to be brought to the juvenile court, according to a new stu…
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Private name reveals the risk of delinquency
Two US scientists affirmed the risk of crime in men with rare names higher than the common-name boys.
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The thought of death stimulates the appetite
Will watching TV news or crime programs make you eat too much? According to a new study in consumer research, people eat more while thinking about their own deaths.
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The more angry the dog, the easier it is for the owner to commit crimes
Dog owners have a crime rate, especially crimes against children, higher than owners of gentle dogs, a new study confirms.
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Crime of hereditary ability?
Many argue that crimes are inherited because the society used to have families whose grandparents, parents, and children were very cruel. There have been many studies an…
1001 mystery
Full moon does not drive people crazy
Full moon is not the cause for people to go crazy, according to research by psychologists from Canada.
Archeology
Startled about sexual assault in ancient Egypt
The ancient 3,000-year-old Egyptian papyrus found by experts was part of a document called Papyrus Salt 124.
Archeology
Medieval water mill is a crime of destroying ecological balance
Ecologists at Radboud University, Netherlands, affirmed that the massive construction of medieval watermills made salmon almost completely disappear in Northern European…
Archeology
Medieval law is not too harsh
Considering laziness as a crime it also seems a bit harsh, but the medieval legal system in Britain has never been considered old-fashioned. The penalties for criminals…
History
How did the crimes of Vo Tac Thien get passed down by folk?
Learn the stories about the cruel and cruelty of Vo Tac Thien - the only female emperor in the history of Chinese feudalism.
Biology
Crime of 'terrorism' in the US state during mating season
The unusually crowded crickets, appearing in the US state of Oklahoma during mating season, are threatening the lives of local residents and terrifying them.
Biology
Trees reduce the number of crime cases
Mary Wolfe, an environmental researcher at Temple University in the United States, and Jeremy Mennis, a professor of geography and urbanism, decided to study the impact…