Routledge Criminal Behavior: A Process Psychology Analysis

With approximately 13 million felonies reported every year in the United States, the study of why people commit crimes is a topic of constant public interest. While the high volume of crime might suggest that the psychology behind these actions is fully understood, current theories are often fragmentary and incomplete. Criminal Behavior: A Process Psychology Analysis by Routledge addresses this gap in knowledge. This book provides a comprehensive psychological perspective that is virtually unique in the field. Instead of offering only partial accounts, it works to build a more integrated understanding of the dynamics that drive criminal actions. It is an essential resource for those looking to move beyond simple statistics and explore the actual psychological processes involved in criminal conduct.