Kathrine Nicole Mendoza

211-BSCRIM-14

Mr. A is an alcoholic person. He drinks alcoholic beverages every other day. One rainy afternoon, he
drank with a neighbor, had a heated debate with him then stabbed him to death.
1. How will you describe the future children of Mr. A, using the concept of biosocial theory?
 Of course according to biosocial theory A child neural pathways may be damage by repeated
child neglect or abuse. Once the child experience abuse or scenario that will seek into him/her,
maybe aggression and obsession and sees it in their parents, that will remains remember, and
remains present throughout his life. The children of Mr. A will have a trauma once they realize
that their father is an alcoholic that turns out that the excessive drinking will be the reason why
they father became aggressive then neighbor stabbed him to death. The violence happen will stay
in the head of the children specially when their two eyes see it.

2. What sub-concept of biosocial theory best explains the above-mentioned scenario? support your
answer.
 The best I can compare the possible outcome or the future will have the children of Mr. A is the
sub concept of biosocial which is Neurological Dysfunction. According to Neurological
Dysfunction, children of Mr. A will have a trauma and we don’t know how he/she will react If
they seen people who get drunk, who knows how the kid will react? Or maybe worst. Because we
can tell what exactly the effect of the violence in the children. He/she be able to have a
dysfunction.