Tag: criminal psychology

November 13, 2025 / mohammed looti

Antisocial Beliefs: Understanding & Overcoming Them

The Conceptual Framework of Antisocial Beliefs Antisocial beliefs represent a fundamental area of inquiry within cognitive psychology and criminology, describing stable, internalized cognitive structures that justify, rationalize, or promote behavior detrimental to social norms, laws, or the well-being of others. These beliefs are not merely fleeting thoughts or temporary emotional states; rather, they constitute deep-seated […]

July 3, 2026 / mohammed looti

Juvenile Delinquency: Decoding the Adolescent Mind

Introduction and Definition of Adolescent Delinquency Adolescent criminal behaviors, often categorized academically under the umbrella term juvenile delinquency, represent a complex interplay of psychological, social, and biological factors manifesting during the critical period of transition from childhood to adulthood. Defining this phenomenon precisely is challenging, as it encompasses a broad spectrum of illegal acts, ranging […]