What are the socio-psychological factors producing Crimes?

Answer 1

Dysfunctional decision making. If the criminal came from a family or background with a history of criminal behavior the dysfunctional decision making may have been a regular part of his or her growing up. While that makes it more difficult to break out it remains a decision. Stop making the type of decisions that result in crime and you are no longer a criminal. Easier said than done but still true.

Answer 2

Anti-social behaviour is public behaviour that lacks judgement and consideration for others and may cause them or their property damage. It may be intentional, as with vandalism or the result of negligence. Persistent anti-social behaviour may be a manifestation of an antisocial psychological factor.

The term "anti-social" is often mistakenly used to describe someone who is introverted; anti-social people may also be extroverted. The counterpart of anti-social behaviour is pro-social behaviour, namely any behaviour intended to help or benefit another person, group or society.
The Crime defines anti-social behaviour as acting in a manner that has "caused or was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household" as the perpetrator.
For eg:-
* Vandalism
* Abusive behaviour
* Harassment
* Flyposting ,etc

Answer 3

It's been my experience that selfishness is the primary factor in producing crime. Selfishness in "I want that and I want it NOW." Selfish like, "I only care about me, not you." Or, "I don't give a rat's *** what anyone thinks, I'm going to do what makes me feel good."

Most criminals I have known (from traffic offenders to murderers) have been emotionally immature, selfish, and lack critical thinking skills, regardless of their economic background.

Answer 4

1. Lack of conscience.

2. Unable to feel remorse.

Answer 5

Social: lack of resources, desperation, feeling outcast.

Psychological: apathy, sociopathy, hatred/anger, feeling outcast.

Answer 6

Social is pycho