Question 1

What are the three major psychological theories of crime?

Accepted Answer

Psychodynamic Theory – Unresolved childhood conflicts or unconscious drives lead to criminal behaviour.

Behavioural Theory – Crime is learned through conditioning, imitation, or reinforcement.

Cognitive Theory – Offenders may have distorted thinking patterns, poor moral reasoning, or faulty decisi

Question 2

What is psychology and crime?

Accepted Answer

Psychology and crime, or criminal psychology, is the study of how mental processes and behaviour influence criminal actions. It examines the motives, personality traits, and environmental factors that contribute to crime.

Question 3

What is the concept of communication in psychology?

Accepted Answer

In psychology, communication refers to the process of transmitting thoughts, feelings, and information between individuals. It includes verbal, non-verbal, written, and visual forms and is key to understanding relationships, behaviour, and social interaction.

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