Psychology of Criminal Behaviour
Understanding Criminal Behaviour: Beyond Red Dragon By John Horgan 1, Department of Applied Psychology, University College, Cork.
... profiling, criminal personality profiling, criminal personality assessment, criminal behaviour profiling, offender profiling, criminal profiling or investigative ...
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Affective empathy, cognitive empathy and social attention in children at high risk of criminal behaviour
... antisocial behaviour, including future involvement in the criminal justice ...their behaviour can have on ...forensic psychology, and criminology (Skeem, Scott, & Mulvey, 2014) indicate ...
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Psychopathy and Criminal Behaviour: A Psychosocial Research Perspective
... construct, and its prevalence, in Asian and Eastern European countries, particularly within prison populations. Second, little research has been conducted to ascertain whether the PCL instruments provide incremental ...
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Health Psychology Principles in Behaviour Change Interventions – Insights from Practice and Research
... suggested behaviour change techniques to change skills and capabilities (Michie et al, 2008; Webb et al, 2010), but to my knowledge, there are no current studies which have attempted to outline the set of ...
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW/CRIMINAL JUSTICE: Historical Foundations, Present Structures, and Future Developments
... established psychology as a potentially useful tool in ...cognitive psychology, social psychology, psychophysiology) has been employed in a broad range of areas of law ...
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Transforming anti social behaviour: ASBOs, injunctions and cross cutting criminal justice concerns
... The criminalisation comes from breaching the injunction which is a civil contempt of court. The penalties for breach are slightly less severe than ASBOs, with adults facing up to two years imprisonment and/or an ...
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The Tasks of Criminal Psychology
... In all these "fields" the research worker would apply not only the afore-described procedure of studying the penal registers but the method of personal contact as well.. In the case of t[r] ...
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Determinants of juvenile involvement in criminal behaviour in Taita-Taveta county, Kenya
... tough criminal justice and sentencing systems, has failed to reduce crime effectively and has led to soaring rates of imprisonment at great cost to governments (Elizabeth & Laurence, ...
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Gender Neutral? An Empirical Test of Life-course Theories of Criminal Behaviour
... Hirschi and Gottfredson (1993) emphasize the reliability of behavioural measures of self- control, and argue later that the best measure would be to count the range of behaviours in which an individual engages ...
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Personality and criminal behaviour: The ability of the MCMI-11 to distinguish offender groups
... An implicit assumption here, is o f a ‘career criminal’. This suggests an involvement in crime sufficiently intensive and exclusive over time to constitute a way o f life. Gibbons’ (1988) review, highlighted ...
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Psychology and Criminal Justice in the School of Natural & Social Sciences at Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska.
... Previous studies (2006; 2008) conducted by the authors suggested the effects of bully- ing upon both the victim and bully are long lasting; victims of bullying at the college level ind[r] ...
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Psycho sociological investigation of criminal behaviour within a prison sample using retrospective data
... individual’s criminal associations (Ingram et ...further criminal behaviour (Boduszek, Hyland and Bourke ...child’s behaviour and provide punishment when ...
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Social Psychology Meets School Mathematics in PISA 2012: An Application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour in Australia
... DOI: 10.4236/psych.2017.813137 2152 Psychology clusters perceived controllability (i.e., the extent that an individual can exert con- trol over the given behaviour) and self-efficacy (i.e., an individual’s ...
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Latent Classes of Delinquent Behaviour Associated With Criminal Social Identity among Juvenile Offenders in Pakistan
... antisocial behaviour (trespassing, truancy, causing a public disturbance, or vandalism) and other more serious delinquent acts such as theft, and violent ...
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Psychology. Courses. Psychology
... This course is an introduction to the scientific study of behavior. Topics include an exploration of major psychological theories and concepts, research methodology, memory, motivation, emotion, personality, ...
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Insights from psychology about the design and implementation of energy interventions using the behaviour change wheel
... This clarity offered by using the BCW is also useful for dissecting frequently used interventions in the energy efficiency domain. Feedback is an example of a tool which could gain increased clarity via analysing through ...
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Doctoral faculty at the Graduate Center, CUNY (Doctoral program in Psychology and Law & Doctoral program in Criminal Justice)
... Hartwig, M., Granhag, P.A., Strömwall, L.A. & Vrij, A. (2005). Strategic disclosure of evidence to detect deception: Towards a new research agenda. In A. Czerederecka, T. Jaskiewicz- Obydzinska, R. Roesch, & J. ...
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Ethical- social considerations Trapping Police in narcotic Crimes in the perspective of criminal psychology
... of criminal liability, and there is no effect on the will that can withstand it, although it may have a minor effect on will, which is not effective (Ardebili, 1998 ...
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An intelligent sensing ubiquitous study using cyber and social psychology for group purchase behaviour
... The proposed research focussed on group purchase behaviour to create socially targeted advertising. Hence, the developed SONET app also logs whenever more than one participant is in the same location. It does not ...
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Latent classes of delinquent behaviour associated with criminal social identity among juvenile offenders in Pakistan
... 19 sex differences with respect to subgroups or key risk factors. Although previous work with female juvenile offenders (Odgers et al., 2007) supports the existence of similar offending subtypes we were not able to ...
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