Psychology and Crime

In «Psychology and Crime,» Thomas Holmes deftly examines the intricate relationship between psychological principles and criminal behavior, offering a nuanced exploration of the motivations behind crime from a psychological perspective. Holmes employs an interdisciplinary approach, weaving together elements of criminology, psychology, and sociology. The prose is both accessible and scholarly, engaging the reader with comprehensive case studies that highlight the complexities of the criminal mind and the societal influences that shape behavior. This book stands in conversation with the broader... Edasi