The Theoretical Exploration of Criminal Psychology: Definitions, Formation Mechanisms, and Practical Implications

Xieyi Yang

doi:10.54097/z14kad91

Authors

Xieyi Yang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/z14kad91

Keywords:

Criminal psychology, Formation mechanisms, Criminal behavior, Personality traits, Lie detection.

Abstract

The study of criminal psychology is an interdisciplinary field that merges psychological and criminological principles. It aims to understand the psychological processes and societal factors that drive criminal behavior. This research explores various definitions of criminal psychology, its formation mechanisms, and the impact of genetics and environment on criminal behavior. It delves into the influence of parenting styles, family structure, and personality traits on criminal behavior. Additionally, the study discusses the importance of criminal psychological portraits and lie detection in criminal investigations. Overall, this research highlights the significance of criminal psychology in enhancing the understanding of criminal behavior and its prevention.

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