Criminal and Forensic Psychology Crossword

An offence punishable by the State on behalf of the general public whose standards do not permit the offending behaviour
the principle of balance and fairness brought to bear in the process of evaluating human behaviour and interaction
a part of the brain involved in fear, aggression and social interactions
Aaccording to Trasler a strong ................... is developed through good parenting
a type of conditioning that relys on actions and their consequences
A type of learning theory that suggests we learn behaviours through modelling the action of others
human beings are ................ because we seek pleasure, and avoid pain
Kholberg would consider someone who obeys the law because it is the law to be in which stage of moral development
stored behavioral repertoire
internalized representations of parental standards
Personality theory shows strong links to criminality TRUE/FALSE
Freud sees criminality as a result of weak superego and ..
the strongest and most replicable predictor of offending is poor parental:
carefully planned crime with little evidence
United states agency involved with development of profiling
how many universal emotions did Ekman identify?
one of the universal emotions
expressions that flash on the face for less than a second
The psychopathic check list was created by: