Criminal Psychology, Second Edition, is an integrative approach to the study of criminal behavior through psychological, sociological, biological, and behavioral perspectives.
This edition includes more recent research on mental illness, juvenile crime, aggression, homicide, and substance abuse as well as case studies, theory analysis, and real-life examples to help students engage with and apply concepts.
Chapter 1 Introduction to Criminal Psychology
Chapter 2 Mental Illness and Criminal Behavior
Chapter 3 Psychopathy
Chapter 4 Learning and Situational/Environmental Influences on Criminal Behavior
Chapter 5 Biological Influences on Criminal Behavior
Chapter 6 Aggression and Violence
Chapter 7 Juveniles and Crime
Chapter 8 Homicide
Chapter 9 Drugs, Alcohol, and Crime
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