Psychoanalytic Theory and Criminal Behavior
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Psychoanalytic Theory and Criminal Behavior

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What is a key focus of the psychoanalytic theory in relation to criminal behavior?

  • The role of the subconscious mind in driving desires (correct)
  • Economic factors contributing to crime
  • The genetic predisposition to criminality
  • The influence of societal structures on crime
  • Which of the following best characterizes the criticism of psychoanalytic theory in explaining criminal behavior?

  • It solely relies on psychological factors, neglecting other elements. (correct)
  • It suggests all criminals are mentally ill.
  • It overly simplifies the complexities of criminality.
  • It includes too many external influences.
  • According to the realistic psychological school, what is considered a common misconception about criminals?

  • Mental illness is a definitive cause of criminality.
  • Criminals are inherently different from law-abiding individuals. (correct)
  • Criminals have a higher intelligence than the average person.
  • All criminal behavior is caused by economic deprivation.
  • What conclusion does the realistic psychological school draw regarding the nature of criminality?

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    What internal factors does the realistic psychological school suggest contribute to criminal behavior?

    <p>Maladjusted mentalities leading to disruptions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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