Criminal Psychology: Nature, Nurture, Culture

Criminal Psychology Nature, Nurture, Culture
Contents
Part I: The Nature and Origins of Criminal Behavior
Ch 1: Psychology in the Criminal Justice System
Ch 2: Biological Theories of Criminal Behavior
Ch 3: Psychosocial Theories of Criminal Behavior
Part II: Personality, Psychopathology, and Crime
Ch 4: Brain Syndromes and Substance Abuse
Ch 5: Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders
Ch 6: Anxiety and Mood Disorders
Ch 7: Personality Disorders
Ch 8: Antisocial Personality Disorder and the Psychopath
Part III: The Homicides
Ch 9: Homicide
Ch 10: Serial Homicide
Ch 11: Mass Homicide I:Workplace Violence
Ch 12: Mass Homicide II:School Violence
Ch 13: Mass Homicide III:Terrorism and Political Violence
Part IV: Sex Crimes andFamily Crimes
Ch 14: Sex Crimes I:Rape and Sexual Assault
Ch 15: Sex Crimes II: Sexual Offenses Against Children
Chap 16: Family Crime I: Child Abuse and Family Violence
Ch 17: Family Crime II:Domestic Violence
Part V: Other Crimes and Punishments
Ch 18:Stalking and Harassment
Ch 19: Juvenile Crime
Ch 20: Other Crimes
Ch 21: Corrections, the Death Penalty, and Crime Victims
Bibliography
Index