Research Concerning Mental Health (eBook)

An Unofficial Guide for Self-Directed Learning and Research

Andrew Polete (Autor)

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2025 | 1. Auflage
60 Seiten
Publishdrive (Verlag)
978-0-00-110934-6 (ISBN)

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The huge influence that social media has on the mental health of today's kids is having a substantial impact on the mental health of adolescents and young adults. It is becoming increasingly usual for people, particularly the present generation of teenagers, to use technology, which may have both positive and negative effects on their mental health. This is especially true for the contemporary technological generation. We anticipate that this pattern will endure as technological advancements persist over time. This book aims to present the results of a sociological research study, which analyzed all sides of the current controversy. The book aims to assist teenagers in reducing the potential negative impact of social media use on their mental health by providing thoroughly researched facts, arguments, and recommendations. We will take this action to assist teenagers.

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Chapter 2: Theories of Criminal Behaviors in Psychology

 

A theory of criminal behaviour that is based exclusively on genetics, the theory of transmission proposes that criminal behaviour originates straight from heredity. This is the central tenet of criminal behaviour theory. It is not possible to have a criminal in existence. Integrationist views are often supported by modern theorists, despite the fact that we would not necessarily take such a stance seriously. Cesar's views were heavily influenced by theoretical frameworks and other manner of thinking that were comparable to his own. 

 

 

It's the Lombroso. A guy who is known as a "criminal anthropologist" believed that criminals originate from this, which is in contrast to the genetic composition of the population that does not engage in criminal behaviour. M. Lombroso was an Italian physician who lived during the 19th century. Nevertheless, Lombroso also included the idea of "indirect heredity" in his defense of his position. Arguing in favor of the concept that having encounters with other people may educate behaviour.  Actions taken. Other people who are considered to be "degenerates," such as those who suffer from mental illness or an addiction to alcohol, are also included.

In addition to this, the theory of indirect heredity enabled Lombroso to widen his vision even further. This concept is based on the notion that environmental circumstances, such as poor schooling, may be among the many causes that lead to criminal behaviour. For example, Charles Goring performed study on three thousand English criminals and discovered that they were less clever than predicted. This was in contrast to the common assumption at the time, which was that intelligence was a product of heredity. It was evident that there was no disputing that criminal behaviour had its roots in DNA. An influential paper (Hooton, 1939) that was published not too long ago provided clarification on the genetic argument (Hooton argument (Hooton, 1939). As a matter of fact, it is possible to come across it in certain recent works (L. Taylor Taylor). The year 1984). Due to the fact that Lombroso's method places more emphasis on genetic factors than on free will, 

 

 

These viewpoints are strongly rooted in the act of crime, according to the beliefs of the positivist school of thinking. To commit a crime. To commit a crime. There is a causal relationship between this and genes, which are variables that are beyond the control of the individual. This is it.  This is it. it is his. Among the criminal groups, which were particularly unrepresentative, were persons who were mentally weak. Design problems include the absence of non-criminal controls and the employment of. Lombroso's research approaches, as well as those utilized by his contemporaries, exhibit design defects. Easily broken.  Easily broken. Visually these include those who are having difficulties as well as others who have chromosomal abnormalities.

In spite of this, it is conceivable to accord Lombroso the title of "father of" with a certain degree of credibility. Research is currently underway. Additionally, by placing a stronger emphasis on the significance of the data, the data, the data, Familiarizing oneself with a 24 Innis both theory and practice, Lombroso was a fundamental contributor to the change in the study of We are shifting from a strictly scientific approach to an empirical scientific technique. Theological and philosophical dispute. While contemporary theories have significantly shifted away from the concept of there is a "criminal gene" t 

 

 

This investigation has primarily focused on the family and twins, and the twins themselves have been the primary subjects of this investigation. Adoptees. Within the realm of criminological study, the family has been the subject of investigation. First and foremost, we are conducting an investigation into the procedures involved in a criminal case. Family to assess whether non-criminal and criminal families function differently; the second step involves determining the degree of similarity between the conductors. It did not follow the previous approach. There is a wealth of information about the family histories of those who have committed felonies. Felonies. Felonies. Felonies. Farrington (1982) emphasizes the importance of collecting longitudinal data (Offord19821982 1982). West (1982) However, when it comes to addressing concerns related to heredity, the evidence from consanguinity studies is quite significant. Family studies are based on the idea that because biological relatives have a lot of similarities,

Different degrees of genetic makeup (the more closely the biological similarity between as the degree of genetic resemblance increases with the degree of association), so that if criminality is those who are born into criminal households are more likely to have children who are also criminals. In In in in retrospect, a number of investigations were conducted during the time of Lombrosian thought.  Reports that demonstrated that those who were convicted of crimes came from homes with There is a history of criminal activity (Dug dale, 1910; 1910; 1910; Seabrook, 1916). Some more recent research Osborn and West (1979), for instance, have arrived at observations that are comparable to these. Forty percent of the sons of criminal dads were found to be criminals, according to the findings. Themselves, in contrast to the ratio of thirteen percent for sons of non-immigrant parents immigrant parents immigrant parents.

 

 

Parents. Dads who are illegal. Hurwitz and Christiansen (1983) offer a comprehensive analysis of the review of the research that was done. In spite of the fact that the early researchers asserted their results as proof that criminal behaviour was passed down from generation to gene Despite the fact that there are a significant number of people who advocate for the sterilization of criminals, there is a fault in this statement, as modern academics have been working hard to understand in order to bring. The relationship between two factors, namely, crime in the family and off-the-books the presence of spring criminality does not demonstrate the existence of a causal link. Regarding the two different factors.

There is a possibility that a third variable, perhaps Environmental factors, as opposed to hereditary factors, are the cause of both the parents and them. Criminal acts committed by youngsters. As a result, it is not genes that are shared that create high connections in the criminal behaviour of members of the same family, despite the fact that all of the Familiarize the members of the household had insufficient diets, inadequate education, or were absent from school. Members of the same socioeconomic class, those who were jobless, or those who resided in the same city area such as class, and so forth. Another possibility is that social and psychological factors are at play.

 

 

Family dynamics have a role in the transmission of criminal behaviour from one generation to the next. Things like values, conduct, and so forth. Without a doubt, what is necessary is a Regulated in order to ensure that the consequences of the other may be evaluated with precision. The one Methods that have been used traditionally, extending all the way back to Sir Francis Galton, are the study of sibling pairs. The difference between the two individuals is the foundation around which twin studies are built. There are two distinct sorts of twins. The split-parent mother gives birth to monozygotic (MZ) twins. As a single egg at the time of creation and, as a result, possess exactly the same characteristics. The genetic makeup of each of them is identical; they are identical twins. Dizygotic, abbreviated as DZ Due to the fact that they are produced from two distinct fertilized eggs, twins are not identical. More alike than any other pair of siblings, with around fifty Perce. 

At this point, assuming that the two members are the same A set of identical twins, MZ and DZ alike, experience, on average, the same surroundings, and then any significant distinctions that exist between the members of the . Pair. It must be related to variations in genetic makeup. Considering that MZ twins share the same genes, it would thus be reasonable to anticipate that their conduct will exhibited a greater degree of comparison to that of the DZ twins' concordance. One way to think about concordance is as the extent Toto to which, within a research population, connected pairs of participants are found to be present. Be present. Be present. Present. Demonstrate the same conduct. 

 

 

It is often represented as a percentage: a majority of the To have a concordance rate of fifty percent would mean that in fifty percent of the whole sample 75 percent of the time, every member of a twin pair exhibited identical goal conduct. Three-quarters of the twin pairs exhibited the same behaviour, according to the percentage. Rate. Behaviour and so on... The twin research approach has been in use for a significant amount of time. with the purpose of determining the extent to which genetics has a role in, for instance, as well as in conditions such as alcoholism, depression, and other mental disorders. Mental disorders. Mental disorders. 

 

 

Disorders, as well as schizophrenia. It was stated that the twin studies that focused on criminal behaviour were ever conducted. Johannes Lange, a German physician, published his findings in 1929, which brought about a number of studies occurring up to the 1940s. A general conclusion was reached that the MZ twins exhibited, than the DZ twins, a much greater degree of concordance in criminal actions taken. To be sure,...

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 25.11.2025
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Recht / Steuern
• ISBN-10: 0-00-110934-0 / 0001109340
• ISBN-13: 978-0-00-110934-6 / 9780001109346