Routledge Crime and Personality (Psychology Revivals) Book

Explore the foundational connections between human temperament and criminal behavior in this essential text from the Psychology Revivals series. Originally published in 1964, this work has been recognized by experts for its significant contributions to understanding the nature and treatment of criminal conduct. This third edition provides a comprehensive look at the theory linking personality traits to crime. While the core theory remains a central part of the text, the content has been completely revised and updated to reflect recent research. It offers a detailed examination of the personality profiles associated with criminals and provides evidence to support these psychological theories. Whether you are a student of applied psychology or a professional in the field of psychotherapy, this Routledge publication serves as a vital resource for studying the psychological roots of behavior. It remains a landmark study in the field of psychology and psychiatry.