Individual criminal factors and external criminal factors
Introduction Crime is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon resulting from the interplay of various psychological, biological, and social factors. To understand the deep roots of criminal behavior, it is essential to highlight the individual factors that play a crucial role in shaping criminal tendencies. These include personal characteristics, psychological disorders, genetic influences, and environmental upbringing. … Read more
Introduction Crime is not merely an act that violates social norms but a complex phenomenon deeply intertwined with psychological, biological, and social factors. Understanding it requires an in-depth exploration of human behavior and environmental influences.Researchers categorize the factors leading to criminal behavior into two main types: individual factors, which stem from the individual’s innate and … Read more
Cesare Lombroso Biological Theory of Crime: Often regarded as one of the founders of modern criminology, Cesare Lombroso introduced the idea that some individuals are biologically predisposed to criminal behavior due to inherited traits. Facial Features and Crime: Lombroso suggested that certain physical characteristics, such as skull shape and facial structure, could indicate a tendency … Read more