Commentary: Violent Aggression Predicted by Multiple Pre-Adult Adverse Experiences

© 2018 Ehrenreich H*, Poustka C#. This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Sociological research and the related sociological theories have for considerable time described the fact that an early exposure to negative environmental factors lastingly shapes individual conduct and can significantly contribute to serious behavioral problems in later life1. The relatively extensive body of psychiatric, psychological and biological literature on single select risk factors also links these factors with the emergence and gravity of mental disorders, e.g.2-8.