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    PERSONALITY DISORDER ELEMENTS THAT POSE A HIGH RISK OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR

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    Author
    Stewart, Shannon
    Issue Date
    2023
    Keywords
    personality disorder
    criminal behavior
    criminality
    crime
    offender
    offending
    violent offending
    violent behavior
    violence
    recidivism
    impulsivity
    impulsive behavior
    self-control
    aggression
    aggressive behavior
    emotional dysregulation
    egocentricity
    empathy, affective responsiveness
    cognitive responsiveness
    dishonest
    dishonesty
    interpersonal manipulation
    prosocial behavior
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    Perkins, Andrew
    
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    The University of Arizona.
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    Abstract
    Studies show that a personality disorder is a risk factor in criminal behavior. However, the literature lacks clarity in isolating individual elements of personality disorders that pose a high risk of criminality. This literature review addresses that gap, answering, “What elements of personality disorders pose a high risk of criminal behavior?” It includes a review of relevant studies regarding the role of personality disorders in criminal behavior and identifies individual elements that present high-risk factors of criminality, including (1) impulsivity; (2) aggression; (3) emotional dysregulation; (4) egocentricity; (5) lack of empathy, affective responsiveness, and cognitive responsiveness; and (6) dishonesty and interpersonal manipulation. Identification of these specific risk factors ensures targeted interventions. The implications of this research are that successful treatments serve as a protective factor against recidivism and repeat institutionalization (i.e., juvenile detention, prison, and psychiatric).
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    Electronic thesis
    text
    Degree Name
    B.A.
    Degree Level
    bachelors
    Degree Program
    Psychology
    Honors College
    Degree Grantor
    University of Arizona
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