In the same vein as the discussion board’s question (Figures 8.5 (pg. 259) and 8.6 (pg. 268) show two of the different roadmaps or flow charts that can lead a person from conception/neglect/injury to violence. Both show slightly different ways, but the effect is the same: “stimulus x” results in a disposition to violence. The chapter also discussed ways in which people can be “bumped out” of the cycle and live a socially-acceptable life. The question: do you agree with all of this? Is violence and its prevention in our society as simple as a flow chart? What are your thoughts on this?), consider the idea of having a flowchart of an individual and their life. With what we’ve covered before, develop a flow chart that may include key factors in a person’s development that may predict a person and their potential path toward criminality. Consider the following:-Genetic markers/make-up-Birth/Early Development issues-Malnutrition Draft a template of what markers you would use (3-5 different ones) and why you chose them. Then, draft how you would address each issue and try to correct it once negative behaviors/actions manifested themselves.