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The article discusses the relationship between frontal lobe dysfunction and aggression, highlighting that frontal lesions can lead to psychosocial issues and are linked to antisocial behavior. It reviews traditional neuropsychological assessments and recent brain-imaging studies that indicate cognitive and emotional processing deficits in individuals exhibiting physical aggression. The findings suggest that executive function, particularly related to the frontal lobes, plays a significant role in understand

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C O

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