Criminal psychology is the scientific study of the thoughts, intentions, motivations, and behaviors of individuals who commit crimes. It seeks to understand the psychological factors that contribute to criminal behavior, including the mental processes and personality traits that may predispose someone to engage in illegal activities. This field combines principles of psychology with the legal system, exploring how psychological theories can be applied to criminal investigations, profiling, and the understanding of criminal behavior. Criminal psychologists may work in various settings, including law enforcement agencies, correctional facilities, and legal systems, assisting in criminal cases by providing insights into the mindset of offenders, evaluating their mental state, and helping with crime prevention strategies.
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