Across
- 2. A gene associated with aggressive behaviour.
- 9. A personality trait associated with aggression and a lack of empathy.
- 11. A form of imprisonment aimed at preventing future offenses.
- 14. A cognitive distortion that downplays the severity of one's actions.
- 17. Chemical messengers that facilitate communication between neurons in the brain and nervous system.
- 18. The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend.
- 20. An approach applying psychological theories to criminal behaviour and motives.",
- 21. A Freudian concept involving moral judgment.
- 23. A method used primarily in the U.S., involving profiles based on previous similar crimes.",
- 24. A personality trait involving sociability and enthusiasm.
- 25. A personality trait involving emotional instability.
Down
- 1. A technique that analyses the crime locations to identify an offender's base.",
- 3. A cognitive-behavioural therapy for controlling anger.
- 4. Through interaction with others, individuals learn the values, attitudes, techniques, and motivation for criminal behaviour
- 5. An operant conditioning technique used in behaviour modification.
- 6. A sentencing goal aimed at reforming the offender.
- 7. A theory suggesting that criminal traits are inherited.
- 8. An offender who acts impulsively without planning.
- 10. An offender who plans crimes meticulously
- 12. A tendency to interpret the ambiguous behaviour of others as aggressive or threatening.
- 13. A UK-based method focusing on crime scene data to build a suspect profile.",
- 15. This takes offenders out of society to protect the public from further crimes they may commit.
- 16. A sentencing goal focusing on punishment and revenge.
- 19. A justice approach encouraging offenders to make amends with victims.
- 22. An unpleasant prison experience stops people offending and reoffending