Topic 1: Perspectives on Crime and Criminal Behavior / Biological, Biosocial and Psychological Perspectives

Mariana Sebastião Machado, School of Criminology, Faculty of Law - University of Porto /CIJ - Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice

Cognition and Aggressive Driving Behavior: The Moderating Role of Impulsivity - Mariana Sebastião Machado, School of Criminology, Faculty of Law - University of Porto /CIJ - Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice; Cândido da Agra, Emeritus Professor, University of Porto / Center for Juridical, Economic and Environmental Studies (CEJEA), University Lusíada; Gilda Santos, CIJ - Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Justice; School of Criminology, Faculty of Law, University of Porto; Carla Sofia Cardoso, Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Crime Justice and Security (CJS) - School of Criminology, Faculty of Law of the University of Porto

Deviant Cognitions: Analysing Cognitive-Behavioural Factors Associated with Recidivism - Matthew Cronje, University of the Free State

From Early Development to Adolescent Offending: The Influence of Cognitive and Non-Cognitive Abilities - Paul Garcia, University Of Essex

Psychosis-proneness positively predict criminal beahvior, but negatively associates with homicide - Janko Međedović, Institute of criminological and sociological research, Belgrade, Serbia