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Posted in Health and Nutrition on 09/17/2008 10:52 pm by Steven NerenbergWhy do people commit crimes?
I researched and grouped them into 3 categories and was wondering if someone could elaborate or add anything to them.
1: Social (or socioeconomic? factors)
-violence in t.v./music/movies
-stress from school/work/relationships
-religion
-financial situation
2. Biological
-behaviour is determined by genes/DNA
-passed from one generation to another
-nutrition/hormones/physical trauma, etc
3. Individual choice, free will, lack of morals, or weak conciseness ?? <--I'm having trouble with this one
-caused by free will , no other factors
-each crime is committed with knowledge of the consequences
-crime is seen as pleasurable
1: Social or socioeconomic factors)
- We are capable of controlling what we do, just because we view tv, music, and movies with violence doesn’t mean we should imitate it.
- Yeah. School and relationships normally make me feel like chopping someones head off. So I understand this one.
- It can definitely piss someone off when they think someone Else’s religion is wrong.
- Stealing from a bank of stealing someones Identity could solve that. So yeah.
2. Biological
- Yeah, if their family has had a past of criminals they might inherit some of that.
- Basically the same as genes and DNA
- Yeah. Especially physical trauma, the person who committed the crime could’ve been beaten as a child, raped, etc.
3. Lack of morals and weak concious is called being a Sociopath. They don’t care very much how the crime effects others, as long as they like it they will do it. They don’t care about the consequences. Doing drugs or selling drugs can be pleasurable, stealing too.
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