Keywords

Crime, Research, Mind, Behavior, Narcissist, rehabilitation

Abstract

Studying human behavior and societal dynamics has captivated scholars across time. From ancient philosophers like Plato to contemporary researchers, the quest to comprehend our distinctiveness and the mechanisms that enable harmonious coexistence remains paramount. This thesis examines the enigmatic realm of the “criminal class,” looking at their identity and actions and the cognitive processes underpinning their behavior. Focusing on violent criminal offenders, this thesis seeks to provide greater meaning and understanding of the criminal mind.

Thesis Completion Year

2024

Thesis Completion Semester

Fall

Thesis Chair

Stephen Holmes

College

College of Community Innovation and Education

Department

Criminal Justice

Thesis Discipline

Criminal Justice

Language

English

Access Status

Open Access

Length of Campus Access

None

Campus Location

Orlando (Main) Campus

Subjects

Criminal behavior--Research; Criminal psychology; Violent crimes--Psychological aspects; Criminal behavior--Social aspects; Criminology--Research

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