Teen brains may not be as hardwired for crime as previously thought. Spikes in U.S. teen crime rates suggest that biology may primarily drive risk-taking and law breaking, but criminologists studying crime stats in other countries found that culture may also shape teen criminal behavior.

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Teen brains may not be as hardwired for crime as previously thought. Spikes in U.S. teen crime rates suggest that biology may primarily drive risk-taking and law breaking, but criminologists studying crime stats in other countries found that culture may also shape teen criminal behavior.