Since the nineteenth century, criminologists have suggested that biological and psychological traits have the power to influence behaviour. In other words, people develop physical or mental traits at birth or soon after that affect their social functioning over the life course and influence their behaviour choices. Social processes are a product of the measurable interaction between relationships and events. (Siegel, 2016)

What if: Lombroso was right in assuming that certain criminals have distinctive facial features and low enforcement was allowed to use those traits to investigate criminal activity?

What if: Certain biochemical traits could be identified in criminal offenders and that those traits could be treated with medication that effectively cured them of criminal impulses?

With these questions in mind respond to each question above with a minimum of three-four paragraphs and no more than six paragraphs (With 1-2 sources).

Sociopathic, psychopathic, or antisocial people cannot empathize with others and are short-sighted and hedonistic. These traits make them prone to problems ranging from psycho-pathology to drug abuse, sexual promiscuity, and violence. Factors related to personality problems include improper socialization, having a psychopathic parent, experiencing parental rejection and lack of loving during childhood, and receiving inconsistent discipline. List and explain the personality traits identified by Sheldon Glueck and Eleanor Glueck, which they believe to characterize antisocial you. (One-two paragraphs with 1-2 sources)