Richard Tremblay

In this discussion, Richard Tremblay, a renowned Canadian child psychologist and professor, dives into the complexities of childhood aggression. He uncovers the surprising biological roots of aggressive behavior and the significant societal impacts if left unchecked. Tremblay emphasizes the necessity of early interventions, exploring how maternal care influences aggression's development. He also highlights the need for targeted support programs that can alter the trajectory of at-risk youth, ultimately reducing future crime rates.