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Rok wydania2010
Liczba stron393
KategoriaPsychologia ogólna
WydawcaWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego
ISBN-13978-83-7072-631-7
Numer wydania1
Język publikacjipolski
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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  Chapter I. Homicide and aggression in the history of mankind    11
    1.1. Homicide and aggression in the individual and social experience    11
    1.2. Aggressive behaviour in the legal system of the Old Testament    13
    1.3. The male – female relationship as a source of potential aggression    16
    1.4. Politically and religiously motivated homicides    22
    1.5. Aggression towards the enemy defeated in a war    23
    1.6. Warfare, women and male murderers in the ancient world of Herodotus    27
    1.7. Aggression and violence in the medieval and modern Europe    30
    1.8. The assessment of a woman in the early Christianity and the Middle Ages    36
    1.9. Hypotheses on the state of nature in the Age of the Enlightenment    41
    1.10. The 19th-century views and the modern pacifism    42
    1.11. Summary    45
  Chapter II. The scale of offences against life and health    48
    2.1. Offences against life in Poland and other countries    48
    2.2. Homicide in the family    50
    2.3. Characteristic features of homicide within the family    52
    2.4. Summary    56
  Chapter III. Selected theories on crimes committed by men and women    59
    3.1. Contemporary male and female crime    59
    3.2. Selected theories on male and female crime    60
    3.3. Personality-related determinants of crime    65
    3.4. Strain theory as an attempt at interpreting interpersonal aggression    67
    3.5. The significance of gender in explaining homicide causes    69
    3.6. Summary    78
  Chapter IV. Domestic violence and its connection with homicide    82
    4.1. The legal and psychological conceptions of violence    82
    4.2. Relations and partnership connections between the perpetrator and victim    86
    4.3. The strategies of dealing with violence    92
    4.4. Theories explaining the mechanisms of violence    96
    4.5. Summary    101
  Chapter V. The psychological approach to aggression and violence    103
    5.1. The modern psychological approach to aggression and violence    101
    5.2. Destructive and hostile aggressive behaviour as a motive for homicide    111
    5.3. Summary    117
  Chapter VI. Motivation for homicide    120
    6.1. The definition of motivation and the difficulties in tracing the motivational process    120
    6.2. The discharge of emotions in relation to aggressive behavior    124
    6.3. The two-level system of structures controlling and regulating emotions    125
    6.4. Summary    127
  Chapter VII. Male and female homicides in criminological and psychological research    130
    7.1. Case analysis as a method of research    130
    7.2. The victimological approach    132
    7.3. Situational factors    134
    7.4. Abnormal socialisation and its importance in the aetiology of homicide    135
    7.5. The cognitive functioning of killers    138
    7.6. Psychological studies of the perpetrators’ personality    139
    7.7. Mental health of the killers    145
    7.8. A tentative typology of the most common motives for homicide    147
    7.9. Situational factors as motivational background for homicide    149
    7.10. A tentative typology of perpetrators    157
    7.11. Conclusion    166
  Chapter VIII. Research aims and methodology    168
    8.1. Validation of the relevance of the current study    168
    8.2. Aims of the study    172
    8.3. Material and methodology    173
    8.4. Description of the research material    175
  Chapter IX. General characteristics of the subjects    178
    9.1. Preliminary characteristics of the subjects – the conditions and course of socialization    178
    9.2. Organic determinants and their influence on the subjects’ functioning    188
    9.3. Test results    189
    9.4. The influence of situational factors on the aggressive act of homicide and the type of motivation    202
  Chapter X. Comparative analysis of male and female killer groups    208
    10.1. Conditions and course of socialisation of males and females    208
    10.2. Organic factors    212
    10.3 Comparison of male and female killer groups with respect to intensity of central nervous system damaging factors and their consequences for cognitive changes and certain personality dispositions    213
  Chapter XI. Comparisons of psychological test results of the two groups    218
    11.1. IQ tests results    218
    11.2. Male and female killers personality assessment    219
    11.3. Results of Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory (BDHI)    222
    11.4. System of values. Interpersonal attitudes in the male and female killer group    226
    11.5. Summary    241
  Chapter XII. Impact of situational factors on homicide motives    245
    12.1. The situation as a wider motivational background of homicide    245
    12.2. Types and frequency of motives    258
  Chapter XIII. Homicide motivation in the light of statistical cluster analysis    275
    13.1. Cluster analysis – distribution of motives    275
    13.2. Clusters of dominant and coexisting motives in the isolated groups    280
    13.3. Individual and group activity in the isolated clusters    291
    13.4. Male and female killers in the isolated clusters    293
  Chapter XIV. Correlation of motives with personality dispositions    295
    14.1. Correlation of motives with intelligence    295
    14.2. Motivation and personality – MMPI    299
    14.3. Personality variables – Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory Results    302
    14.4. SUI interactions and emotional attitudes in the isolated clusters    305
    14.5. Hierarchy of values in the isolated clusters on the basis of the Rokeach Value Survey    308
  Chapter XV. Summary and conclusions    315
    15.1. Verification of basic assumptions and hypotheses of the work    315
    15.2. Significant results obtained in the study    318
    15.3. Personality differences between the groups of males and females    320
    15.4. Homicide motives in the female and male group    322
    15.5. Motive cluster analysis in the two groups    323
    15.6. Correlation of the isolated motives with certain personality dispositions    325
    15.7. Conclusions    326
    15.8. Scientific and practical value of the results    328
    15.9. Conclusion    329
  Appendix I – Case studies    331
  Appendix II – Tables    351
  Bibliography    365
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