Criminal psychology is a specialized field of psychology that focuses on understanding the thoughts, intentions, motivations, and behaviors of individuals who commit crimes. It examines the psychological factors that contribute to criminal behavior, including mental health issues, personality disorders, and sociocultural influences. Criminal psychologists often work in various capacities, including profiling offenders, assessing their mental state, and providing insights for law enforcement and legal proceedings. The field also explores the impact of crime on victims and society as a whole. By studying patterns of offending and the psychology behind criminal actions, criminal psychology aims to contribute to crime prevention, rehabilitation of offenders, and the overall understanding of criminal behavior.
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