Write a discussion on Biological Theories of Criminal Behavior.
Background InformationBiological or physiological theories see criminal behavior as an illness. These theories assume that some people are “born criminals” who are biologically different than non-criminals. The assumption is that these individuals have mental and physical abnormality, which leads to criminal behavior. Understanding the biological theories helps students begin to explain how some people have a propensity to commit a crime.Instructions1. Review Chapters 3–5 in the textbook, Criminology Today: An Integrative Introduction.Use the link below to access the bookhttps://www85.zippyshare.com/v/6qiEUrGd/file.html2. View the attached media, “2.5 Resource: Biological Theories of Criminal Behavior.”3. Using the Internet, research David Wayne Jones, the man who underwent castration in 2004 after he sexually assaulted a child. Do not rely on encyclopedias such as Wikipedia. Include in-depth news and magazine articles and scholarly journal articles.a. When conducting your research, review the attached Critical Evaluation Checklist for Internet Websites to ensure that you are using only credible sources.4. Navigate to the threaded discussion and respond to the following discussion questions. If it’s relevant, include your own personal experience.a. Should castration be available as a sentencing option to today’s judges? Why or why not?b. Should voluntary castration result in reduced sentences for violent sex offenders? Why or why not?
