Explore the intriguing world of criminal behavior and criminology in the course “Psychology of Criminal Behavior & Criminology.” Delve into the depths of criminal psychology and gain a comprehensive understanding of the factors and theories that contribute to criminal behavior. This course begins with an introduction to criminology, providing insights into the definition of crime and its prevalence in society. Discover current criminological trends and explore various causes and explanations for criminal behavior, shedding light on the complex nature of criminal acts.
Delve into the realm of personality theories and their association with criminal behavior. Understand different forms and motivations behind violent and property crimes. Explore Eysenck’s theory of criminal personality, which explores the link between aggression and criminal tendencies. Examine the intricate relationship between mental health and crime. Gain insights into how personality disorders, such as antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), psychopathy, borderline personality disorder (BPD), and narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), can influence criminal behavior. Explore the connection between schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and criminal tendencies.
Dive into severe crimes and personalities, including stalking, sex offending, murder, and serial and mass murder. Identify common characteristics and risk factors associated with these crimes, and explore the complexities surrounding their occurrence. Finally, discuss the possibility of preventing criminal behavior and reflect on the conclusions drawn throughout the course.
What Will You Learn?
- The fundamentals of criminology, including the definition of crime and its prevalence.
- Current criminological trends and statistics.
- The causes and explanations for criminal behavior.
- Personality theories and their connection to criminal behavior, including Eysenck’s theory of criminal personality.
- The association between mental health and crime, exploring personality disorders such as ASPD, psychopathy, BPD, and NPD.
- The relationship between schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and criminal behavior.
- Understanding severe crimes and personalities, including stalking, sex offending, murder, and serial and mass murder.
- Identifying common characteristics and risk factors associated with severe crimes.
- Exploring the possibility of preventing criminal behavior.
- Drawing conclusions and summarizing the key insights gained throughout the course.
Who Should Take The Course?
- Students or individuals interested in criminology, criminal psychology, or forensic psychology.
- Law enforcement professionals seeking a deeper understanding of criminal behavior.
- Psychology students or professionals looking to specialize in the field of criminal psychology.
- Criminal justice professionals, including probation officers, correctional officers, and forensic analysts.
- Social workers and counselors working with individuals involved in the criminal justice system.
- Legal professionals, such as lawyers and judges, interested in the psychological aspects of criminal behavior.
- Researchers and academics exploring the field of criminology and criminal psychology.
- Individuals considering a career in law enforcement or related fields.
- Crime prevention specialists and policymakers aiming to develop effective strategies.
- Anyone with a general interest in understanding the psychology behind criminal behavior and criminology.
Course Features
- Lectures 27
- Quiz 0
- Duration 3h 13m
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 30
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
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Im really enjoying doing this diploma having wanted to do it for years but never really having the guts