ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR INTERACTION

Biological and Social Environmental Factor Interaction



Biological and Social Environmental Factor Interaction

Introduction

Criminal biology covers a range of sciences. There is talk of criminal anthropology based on a person's body appearance. It includes criminal psychology and criminal sociology, crime and social fact. The constitution of the criminals is under the dependence of their hormonal system, one's endocrine system. Regarding female criminality has been many studies that have sought to demonstrate that she has committed a high-crime rate during the period (Berkowitz , 1993).

There is no predisposition to crime. It can exist in certain individuals due to hereditary or genetic traits directional development towards crime. This development can be decreased or increased directional action by both internal and external circumstances. Neither development nor the surrounding world Directional may itself lead a person to crime. It rejects a purely biological theory and, sociological theory is rejected, the two factors are interrelated, leading to the criminal act. Biological factors interact with other social environmental factors to lead to a type of criminal behavior

Crime is a legal concept that varies depending on time and place. Criminal conduct manifested in a non-offender is more strongly determined by genetics while the criminal conduct is determined by the environment. Individuals with this anomaly are violent, dangerous and prone to crime. Since the beginning of mankind, and especially since the first studies in criminal matters, it appears that society has always sought to attribute the offender psychic abnormalities as a cause of their behavior (Kotler , 1999).

Criminal Law and Prison of Psychology and Psychiatry are those posed by abnormal or psychopathic personalities in relation to crime. Despite the tremendous progress that the sciences of man have experienced in recent years, psychopathy remains one of the least successful chapters of the psychiatric clinic. “It is common to find ...