Psychological Perspective
The essentials of criminal behavior are not by any means, easily explainable. Many people believe that abnormality or genetics contribute to the acts of crime and violence. Many criminal acts can be explained within the terms of the learned social norms. Acts of misconduct can be viewed as learned, influenced or developed (Scully, 2016).
As others believe criminal intent, behavior and acts are learned, medical professional says otherwise. According to medical professionals, a psychological perspective focus on the mental aspects of criminals and noncriminal behavior. Psychological perspective, is based on an analytical approach to understanding criminal behavior. Therefore. Psychoanalytic Theory, greatly contributes to the understand of Psychological …show more content…
Although both variables are tools in which to identifying, analyzing and interpreting behavior, both variables must be studied separately. As a whole, every person is born, raised and influenced differently. No single scope study will possibly identify or pinpoint one single Psychological perspective, which will identify what a person is feeling, thinking or outlook on life is. Everyone is different and should be analyzed, treated or confined according to the Psychoanalytic Theory, which takes into account every aspect of the person and surrounding circumstances.
Allowing for normal and abnormal behavior to be analyze separately will allow for unbiased opinion, analysis and treatment of Psychological and Biological finding that contribute to criminal behavior. The root in identifying the Psychological or Biological approach to criminal behavior lays on the Social and environmental cognition that surround the specific stereotypes and prejudice theories claims.
Essentials of criminal behavior, unpredictable, many avenues of approach to analyze, identify or treat. Psychoanalytic Theory, studies the subconscious not the act. Anyone any theory can perceive, but it will not change the root of the problem, nor treat the
As others believe criminal intent, behavior and acts are learned, medical professional says otherwise. According to medical professionals, a psychological perspective focus on the mental aspects of criminals and noncriminal behavior. Psychological perspective, is based on an analytical approach to understanding criminal behavior. Therefore. Psychoanalytic Theory, greatly contributes to the understand of Psychological …show more content…
Although both variables are tools in which to identifying, analyzing and interpreting behavior, both variables must be studied separately. As a whole, every person is born, raised and influenced differently. No single scope study will possibly identify or pinpoint one single Psychological perspective, which will identify what a person is feeling, thinking or outlook on life is. Everyone is different and should be analyzed, treated or confined according to the Psychoanalytic Theory, which takes into account every aspect of the person and surrounding circumstances.
Allowing for normal and abnormal behavior to be analyze separately will allow for unbiased opinion, analysis and treatment of Psychological and Biological finding that contribute to criminal behavior. The root in identifying the Psychological or Biological approach to criminal behavior lays on the Social and environmental cognition that surround the specific stereotypes and prejudice theories claims.
Essentials of criminal behavior, unpredictable, many avenues of approach to analyze, identify or treat. Psychoanalytic Theory, studies the subconscious not the act. Anyone any theory can perceive, but it will not change the root of the problem, nor treat the