Subtitle Forum: Biological Factors
The biological perspective on criminal behavior suggests that certain physical characteristics can make an individual more likely to commit a crime. This includes such physical characteristics as gender, race, and mental illness. Additionally, genetics and chemical imbalances have been suggested as potential factors in criminal behavior.
Subtitle Forum: Psychological Factors
The psychological perspective on criminal behavior suggests that an individual's experiences and environment can play a role in criminal behavior. This includes such factors as poverty, lack of education, family dynamics, and peer pressure. Additionally, psychological disorders such as depression and anxiety can also contribute to criminal behavior.
Subtitle Forum: Social Factors
The social perspective on criminal behavior suggests that certain social factors can increase the likelihood of criminal behavior. This includes such factors as social inequality, poverty, crime-prone neighborhoods, and lack of access to resources. Additionally, social media can also contribute to criminal behavior, as individuals can be exposed to criminal behavior through online platforms.
