uncontrollable thoughts

puberty to adolescence = Matured Sexuality

usually during the first year of life when the child attains pleasure by "sucking and biting". (MOUTH)

Excessive worry & nervousness

Person = Disorder =

Give 5 behavior of psychopaths

• introduced the theory of IMITATION. ➢ individuals IMITATE the behavior of other individuals based on the degree of their association with other individuals and it is Inferior or Weak who tend to imitate the Superior and Strong.

CHILD EGO STATE = _____ , _____ ( ) ADULT EGO STATE= ______ ; _____ ( _ = _) Parent Ego State= _____ ; ____ ( )

False interpretation of a stimulus.

1. Characterized by no sense of guilt, 2. no subjective conscience, 3. no sense of right and wrong 4.They have difficulty in forming relationships with other people. 5. They cannot relate to other people. (EMOTIONAL PARADOX)

the "most basic human drive present at birth" (the instinct to preserve and create life). An EXPRESSED SEXUALLY.

Personality disorder, mental disorder, psychiatric diseases (psychological determinism) Refers to the theories that attribute criminal behavior of individuals to psychological factors, such as emotion and mental problem.

NOTE: EXCESSIVE SUPER EGO produces _____

A stage of development when girls begin to have "SEXUAL FEELINGS for their FATHERS".

• effects of environment, environmental conditions, poverty, learning process (sociological determinism) ➢ refers to the things, places, and people with whom we come in contact with, and which play a part in determining our actions and conduct. These causes may bring about the development of criminal behavior.

Faise perception (visual or auditory hallucination)-distorted sense without external stimulus.

He argue that people are not actually born with the ability to act violently, but that they "Learn To Be Aggressive Through Their Experiences".

Anomie is derived from the _____ word. _________ meaning “without norms”

— Advocate the HUMAN ECOLOGY THEORY. — Study the "INTER RELATIONSHIP OF PEOPLE AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT" — FATHER OF CHICAGO SCHOOL

— FATHER OF CHICAGO SCHOOL what is C, I, C

If you want to remove the crime, simply remove the law = * who state that sentence

= Homosexuality-

He stated that crime is a NORMAL PART of the society just like Birth and Death. ➢ Father of Modern Sociology

A doctor SPECIALIZING the TREATMENT of "MENTAL ILLNESS" A person who BLAMES CRIME with "MENTAL DISORDER "

An English physician, believed that insanity and criminal behavior were strongly linked. • Crime is an outlet of insanity.

It is RULES OF BEHAVIOR norms have broken down or become INOPERATIVE during periods of Rapid Social Change

the study of MENTAL PROCESSES of criminals in action; the study of GENESIS, DEVELOPMENT, and MOTIVATION of "HUMAN BEHAVIOR" that conflicts with "ACCEPTED NORMS" and "STANDARDS OF SOCIETY" ; this study concern on how "individuals opposed to general studies" of mass population with respect to their general criminal behavior.

Theory of anomie - (BAN)

HENRY MAUDSLEY is year _____

He stated, "crime is a sort of outlet in which their unsound tendencies are discharged, they would go mad because they are criminals. He also an ENGLISH PHYSICIAN

NOTE: excessive ID result results to _______

People – goal Means (how to achieve goals)

This is the SENSIBLE AND RESPONSIBLE PART of an INDIVIDUAL'S PERSONALITY and is GOVERNED BY THE "REALITY PRINCIPLE"; it is developed early in life and compensates for the demands of the id by ( helping the individual guide his actions to remain within the boundaries of accepted social behavior); it is the OBJECTIVE, RATIONAL part of the personality.

"CRIME PATTERNS ARE LEARNED AND ADOPTED". The learning process either be conscious type copying or unconscious copying of confronting pattern of behavior.

According to him, criminality is caused by the IMBALANCE OF THE THREE COMPONENTS OF PERSONALITY And what are the THREE COMPONENTS

MILD MENTAL DISORDER, no symptoms of hallucination, delusion and illusion; intra psychic conflict

• INTRODUCE THE THEORY OF IMITATION • COPYCAT CRIME ➢ “sugesto imitatio” ➢ Innovation =

One of the FOUNDERS OF FRENCH PSYCHIATRY, • GIFTED WITH HIGHER IQ. • MADNESS WITHOUT CONFUSION Claimed that some people "behave abnormally even without being mentally ill" He coined the phrase "MANIE SANS DELIRE" to denote what eventually was referred to as a psychopathic personality.

Father of Modern Sociology

Excessive sadness and despair; "melancholia"

SIGMUND FREUD -

Focus on the "Elimination of Bodily Wastes" during the second and third years of life. (ANUS)

suggest that "SOCIETAL FACTORS" such as "poverty, membership of subcultures or low levels of education" can predispose people to crime.

IRRATIONAL or EXAGGERATED FEAR (ex.fear of the dark, fear of fire,fear of deep ocean or river)

This stand for INSTINCTUAL DRIVES; it is governed by the "PLEASURE PRINCIPLE"; The _ impulses are not social and must be Repressed or Adapted so that they may become socially acceptable (FOOD, WATER, SEX)

Trivia = During Masturbation = After Masturbation =

A stage of development when male begin to have "SEXUAL FEELINGS for their MOTHER".

exhibit behavior traits characteristics of those encountered during infantile sexual development e.g., "AN INFANT WHO DOES NOT RECEIVED ENOUGH ORAL GRATIFICATION" during the first year of life is likely as an adult engage in such oral behavior as smoking, drinking, or drug abuse and others. EX: "BJ" licking of "V" word. licking of anus. = Messy/Disorganized- SODOMY

False belief (grandiosity)-hero, God, superpower

"compulsion"-uncontrollable desire (EX: -desire for fire; -desire for darkness)

During the third year when child Focus their attention on their "GENITALS". (ARI)

Begins at age 6. "FEELINGS OF SEXUALITY ARE EXPRESSED" until the genital stage begins at puberty; this marks the "BEGINNING OF ADULT SEXUALITY".

FATHER OF PSYCHOANALYSIS / PSYCHODYNAMICS

extreme or severe mental disorder characterized by H.I.D. or hallucination, Illusion, Delusion

Serves as the "MORAL CONSCIENCE" of an individual; it is structured by what. VALUES were TAUGHT by the PARENTS, the SCHOOL and the COMMUNITY, as well as BELIEF IN GOD; it is largely responsible for making a person follow the moral codes of society.

- phobia and mania