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activities in a child by studying his/her brain at the early age of 3. Though external factors 
influence a child's behaviour, the innate qualities decide the character. So it is very right that 
scientific study of the brain can identify criminals at a tender age. In the forthcoming paragraphs, 
I shall delve deep into how brain study will help parents raise children in the right manner. 
 
We have innumerous examples to show that a child need not be like his parent. A child born to a 
criminal may be a morally righteous person. A child born to good parents may involve in 
unlawful activities. So, it is the brain that decides the character and not the upbringing. In the 
present century, we are gifted with the option of conducting a brain analysis to determine the 
right way of taking care of a child. 
 
Once it is detected that the child has an inclination towards crime, parents can decide the kind of 
education and nurturing they should receive. Parents can ensure that the child is taught the 
importance of moral values. They can also teach him/her about the consequences of breaking the 
law and instill a sense of fear for doing something wrong in the eyes of the law. They can also 
watch his peer group and, in fact, form one for him/her so that good people influence them. 
Having prior knowledge of the child's penchant will help the parent guide him in the right 
direction. 
 
In conclusion, if scientific studies can determine the likelihood of criminal tendencies in a 
child.  Parents should make use of this scientific development and decide the mode of children's 
upbringing to stop them from becoming criminals.