Hugh D. Barlow’s scientific contributions

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Publications (1)


Review Essay: Explaining Crimes and Analogous Acts, or the Unrestrained Will Grab at Pleasure Whenever They Can
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September 1992

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64 Citations

The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1973-)

Hugh D. Barlow

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Michael R. Gottfredson

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Travis Hirschi

Citations (1)


... Researchers have criticized this theory for negating the influence of genetics on self-control and solely focusing on environmental influences (Beaver, Wright, DeLisi, & Vaughn, 2008). Barlow (1991) critiques this theory by noting that the General Theory of Crime cannot account for all types of criminal activity (e.g., crime that requires extensive planning) and fails to operationally define self-control. On the other hand, researchers have conducted numerous studies confirming the role of self-control and impulsivity on delinquency and antisocial behavior, validating some truth to the importance of this personality characteristic. ...

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Toward the Dark Side: Temperament, Personality, and Genetics Related to Antisocial Behaviors
Review Essay: Explaining Crimes and Analogous Acts, or the Unrestrained Will Grab at Pleasure Whenever They Can
  • Citing Article
  • September 1992

The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1973-)