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Genes are segments of cell structures called chromosomes by which parents pass on traits to their offspring

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HEREDITARY

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consists of the condition and factors that surround and influence an individual

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Environment

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the process by which behavior changes because of experience or practice

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Learning

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relates to the feeling of impression or stimulus

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Sensation (VAGOC)

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sense of sight

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Visual

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sense of hearing

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Auditory

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sense of taste

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Gustatory

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sense of smell

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Olfactory

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sense of touch

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Cutaneous

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deals with the person’s knowledge of a given stimulus which largely help to determine the actual behavioral response in a given situation

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Perception

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concerned with psychological activity based on the interpretation and experience of object or stimulus

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Awareness

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happens when the stimulus and response patterns from one ego state to another are Parallel

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Complimentary

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characterized when the stimulus and response patterns from one ego state to another are Not Parallel

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Non – Complimentary

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The study of social interactions of people to provide better understanding of how people relate to each other so that they may improve communication and human relationship is known as

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transactional Analysis

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self – deceiving emotional conflict and anxiety
when a person is threatened by severe emotional injury arising from frustration, he resorts to unconscious psychological processes which serve as a psychological equilibrium

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Defense Mechanism

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process of balancing inferiority by doing well in another activity, one thinks could succeed

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Compensation

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process of replacing an unattainable or unacceptable goal by one that is attainable or acceptable

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Substitution

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process of avoiding conflict

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Isolation

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process of changing unacceptable impulses or needs into socially and culturally acceptable channels or means

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Sublimation

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process of destroying oneself

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Suicide

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process of directing anger to something other than the one he is somewhat angry at

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Displacement

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process of blaming others for one’s own mistake

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Projection

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process of excluding memories causing pain

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Depression

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process of going back to a pattern of behaving which was proper to an earlier stage of development

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Regression

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also known as daydreaming | process of imagining sequence of events
Fantasy
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process of travelling, migrating or loitering as a form of withdrawal form the present problem or sad reality of life
Nomadism
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process of doing the opposite of that we do not want to recognize
Reaction Formation
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refers to the unconscious Instinctual Drive of a person which is based on the Principle of Pleasure
ID
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the only part of the conscious personality that is dominated by the Principle of Reality
EGO
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represented by the voice of God, commandment of the community or self goodwill and sense of right and wrong
SUPER EGO
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C = (T + S) / R
CRIMINAL FORMULA
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C
– Crime / Criminal Behavior (Act)
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T
– Tendency (Desire / Intent)
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S
– Situation (Opportunity)
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R
– Resistance to Temptation (Control)
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morbid propensity to have a sexual intercourse with an animal such as dog, cat, goat, horse and carabao
Bestiality
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sexual relationship between people who cannot legally marry by reason of blood affiliation
INCEST
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erotic desire with the elder person
Gerontophilia
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compulsive sexual desire with a child
PEDOPHILIA
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commonly known as masturbation / self gratification or self abuse carried out without the cooperation of anybody
AUTO SEXUAL
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sexual perversion with a corpse or dead body
Necrophilia
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Sexual gratification is attained through pain or cruelty
Algolagnia (Sado – Masochism) (SM)
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sexual pleasure is achieved through the infliction of pain on the sexual partner
SADISM
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sexual stimulation is obtained through the infliction of pain to oneself
Masochism
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satisfaction is attained by the use of mouth or tongue
Oralism
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licking and sucking of the male sex organ (Penis) which initiates orgasm
Fellatio
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licking of the anus of the sexual partner | also called as
Anilingus/Anilism
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in the parlance of the Sexual Maniac, this is commonly called “Brotchang Lababo, Silindro or Sisid Marino” since the unexplainable sexual satisfaction is attained by licking the female genitalia
Cunnilingus
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called as Sexual Festival, since there are several participants on this sexual activity.
Pluralism
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there are three participants on this sexual activity | may be one man and two women or two men and one women
Triolism
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refers to the rubbing of sex organ to the body parts of the partner in order to achieve sexual gratification
Frottage
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sexual libido on any of the part of the body of a sexual partner
Partialism
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sexual happiness is attained through the licking of partner’s body, holding the breast and fingering the genital organ
Uranism
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sexual act characterized by the insertion or penetration of the penis or any object to the anus of the sexual partner
Sodomy
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by looking at some body parts, underwear or any objects associated with the partner, sexual enjoyment is achieved
Fetishism
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for female relationship, this is known as Lesbianism or Tribadism wherein the sexual behavior is directed towards the same sex
Homosexuality
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sexual satisfaction is obtained by wearing the pparel or underwear of the opposite sex
Transvetism
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refers to a strong sexual urge of men to have sexual intercourse
Satyriasis
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extreme sexual desire of a woman to have sexual intercourse
. Nymphomania
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sexual behavior characterized by deliberately watching undress or nude people especially during sexual activity
Scoptophilia
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sexual satisfaction is obtained through watching person doing something which might undress herself in a private area like toilet or dressing room
Voyeurism
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maniac is called as who usually masturbate while doing his sexual behavior
Peeping Tom
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indecent exposure of sex organs to other
Exhibitionism
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the man is commonly called as Womanizer or Babaero | the act of seducing women without permanency of sexual partner
Don Juanism

INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY WITH PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIMES (1 decks)

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