Criminal Behavior A Psychological Approach 10th Edition by Curt R Bartol, Anne M Bartol ISBN 0132973197 9780132973199

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ISBN 10: 0132973197 
ISBN 13: 9780132973199
Author: Curt R Bartol, Anne M Bartol

Criminal Behavior A Psychological Approach 10th Table of contents:

Part I: Understanding Criminal Behavior
Chapter 1: Introduction to Criminal Behavior
1.1 What Is Criminal Behavior?

1.2 The Role of Psychology in Understanding Crime

1.3 Major Theories of Criminal Behavior

1.4 The Intersection of Psychology and Criminal Justice

1.5 Overview of Criminal Profiling

1.6 Case Study: Notorious Criminal Cases

Chapter 2: Theories of Criminal Behavior
2.1 Classical and Neoclassical Theories

2.2 Biological and Genetic Explanations

2.3 Psychological Theories: Psychodynamic and Cognitive Behavioral Approaches

2.4 Social Learning Theory and Environmental Influences

2.5 Strain and Anomie Theories

2.6 Integrated Theories of Criminal Behavior

2.7 Case Study: Serial Offenders and Psychological Profiles

Part II: Psychological Factors in Criminal Behavior
Chapter 3: The Role of Mental Illness in Criminal Behavior
3.1 Psychopathy and Sociopathy

3.2 Schizophrenia and Delusional Disorders

3.3 Bipolar Disorder and Crime

3.4 The Insanity Defense: Myths and Realities

3.5 Assessing Risk and Mental Health in Offenders

3.6 Case Study: Criminals with Personality Disorders

Chapter 4: Cognitive and Emotional Factors in Crime
4.1 Cognitive Distortions in Criminals

4.2 The Impact of Trauma and Childhood Abuse

4.3 Emotional Regulation and Aggression

4.4 The Psychology of Revenge and Vengeance

4.5 Cognitive Behavioral Interventions in Criminal Behavior

4.6 Case Study: Youth Offenders and Emotional Development

Chapter 5: The Influence of Gender, Race, and Culture
5.1 Gender Differences in Criminal Behavior

5.2 Racial and Ethnic Factors in Crime

5.3 The Cultural Context of Criminality

5.4 Gendered Pathways to Crime: Women in Criminal Justice

5.5 The Intersectionality of Identity and Criminal Behavior

5.6 Case Study: Cultural Bias in the Criminal Justice System

Part III: Criminal Behavior Across Different Populations
Chapter 6: Juvenile Delinquency
6.1 Theories of Juvenile Delinquency

6.2 Risk Factors for Youth Offenders

6.3 Prevention and Intervention Strategies

6.4 Juvenile Justice System and Rehabilitation

6.5 The Role of Family and Peer Influence

6.6 Case Study: Gang Involvement and Adolescent Crime

Chapter 7: White-Collar and Corporate Crime
7.1 Defining White-Collar Crime

7.2 Psychological Factors Behind Corporate Crime

7.3 Fraud, Embezzlement, and Cybercrime

7.4 The Role of Power and Opportunity in White-Collar Crime

7.5 Prevention and Legal Consequences

7.6 Case Study: The Enron Scandal and Corporate Fraud

Chapter 8: Violent Offenders and Serial Crimes
8.1 Psychological Profiles of Violent Offenders

8.2 Motives Behind Violent Crime: Anger, Control, and Power

8.3 Serial Killers: Psychological Traits and Behavior Patterns

8.4 The Role of Childhood Abuse in Violent Crimes

8.5 The Psychology of Mass Shootings and Terrorism

8.6 Case Study: The Mind of a Serial Killer

Part IV: Psychological Assessment and Intervention
Chapter 9: Assessing Criminal Behavior
9.1 Psychological Assessments and Tools for Criminals

9.2 Risk Assessment: Predicting Dangerousness

9.3 Psychological Testing: The PCL-R and MMPI

9.4 Interview Techniques in Forensic Psychology

9.5 The Role of Forensic Psychologists in Court Cases

9.6 Case Study: Psychological Profiling in Law Enforcement

Chapter 10: Treatment and Rehabilitation of Offenders
10.1 Psychological Interventions for Offenders

10.2 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Criminals

10.3 Rehabilitation Programs and Their Effectiveness

10.4 The Challenges of Prison-Based Therapy

10.5 The Role of Medication in Treating Criminal Behavior

10.6 Case Study: Rehabilitation of Sex Offenders

Chapter 11: The Role of Forensic Psychology in Criminal Justice
11.1 The Intersection of Law and Psychology

11.2 Evaluating Competence to Stand Trial

11.3 The Insanity Defense and Legal Implications

11.4 Forensic Assessments in Criminal Cases

11.5 Expert Testimony and Its Impact in Court

11.6 Case Study: Forensic Psychologists in High-Profile Trials

Part V: Emerging Issues and Future Directions
Chapter 12: Cybercrime and Technology
12.1 Understanding Cybercrime: From Hacking to Online Harassment

12.2 Psychological Profiles of Cybercriminals

12.3 The Impact of Social Media on Criminal Behavior

12.4 Technology and Its Role in Modern Crime Prevention

12.5 Ethical Considerations in Cybercrime Investigations

12.6 Case Study: The Psychology of Cyberbullying

Chapter 13: Prevention and Policy in Criminal Behavior
13.1 Crime Prevention Strategies: Psychological Approaches

13.2 Early Intervention and School-Based Programs

13.3 The Role of Social Services in Crime Prevention

13.4 Psychological Theories in Criminal Justice Policy

13.5 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Crime Prevention Programs

13.6 Case Study: Community-Based Crime Reduction Programs

Chapter 14: The Future of Criminal Behavior Research
14.1 Advances in Psychological Research on Crime

14.2 The Impact of Neuroscience on Understanding Criminal Behavior

14.3 The Globalization of Crime and Psychological Implications

14.4 Future Directions in Forensic Psychology

14.5 Integrating Technology into Criminal Behavior Analysis

14.6 Case Study: The Future of Crime Prediction Algorithms

 

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