Introduction: methods, meanings, and morals -- Understanding the genetics-of violence controversy -- Separating nature and nature -- Genetic explanations of behavior: of worms, flies, and men -- On the explanatory limits of behavioral genetics -- Degeneracy, criminal behavior, and looping -- Genetic plans, genetic differences, and violence: some chief possibilities -- Crime, genes, and responsibility -- Genes, statistics, and desert -- Genes, electrotransmitters, and free will -- Moral responsibility without free will -- Strong genetic influence and the new "optimism" -- Genetic predispositions to violent and antisocial behavior: responsibility, character, and identity

1. Mentall illness -- Genetic aspects
2. Behavior genetics
3. Criminal behavior -- Genetic
4. Criminal behavior
5. Prediction of