Only two studies to date have considered the joint effects of testosterone and cortisol on
direct measures of criminal behavior. The current study extends this earlier work by …

Background: Research on the association between testosterone and violent behavior has
provided conflicting findings. The majority of studies on the association between …

A critique is presented of the meta-analysis of testosterone and aggression by Book, Starzyk,
and Quinsey [Aggression and Violent Behaviour 6 (2001) 579], and the results of a …

Two hypotheses have been offered to explain the relation between testosterone and
antisocial behavior in delinquent and criminal populations. One is that testosterone leads …

Increasing evidence indicates that the interaction between testosterone and cortisol is
associated with variation in aggressive behavior. However, results are mixed. The current …

BACKGROUND: In animals, strong evidence exists for an association between testosterone
and aggression. In humans, and particularly in children and adolescents, findings have …

The relationship of salivary testosterone and cortisol concentrations to personality, criminal
violence, prison behavior, and parole board decisions was examined among 113 late …

Abstract The Vietnam Experience Study (VES) of 4462 male US Army veterans is the first
large dataset used to demonstrate that testosterone (but not cortisol) is correlated with …

Plasma testosterone has long been recognized as the hormone of libido in both males and
females. Several recent studies, however, have failed to find a relationship between plasma …

Hormonal factors are important in multifactorial theories of sexual offending. The relationship
between hormones and aggression in nonhumans is well established, but the putative effect …