The origin of criminal behavior

,; Bjelajac, Željko

doi:10.51738/zbpkp23

2023

DOI: 10.51738/zbpkp23

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The origin of criminal behavior

Željko Bjelajac

Abstract: Kao što se svetac i pravednik ne mogu dići iznad najvišega koje je u svakome od vas, Tako zli i slabi ne može pasti niže od najnižega koje je, također, u vama. I kao što ni jedan list ne požuti bez tihoga znanja celoga drveta, Tako zločinac ne može činiti zlobez skrivene volje svih vas.

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Criminal Profiling as a Method of Detecting Lies in Nonverbal Communication

Bjelajac,

Banović

2024

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The exponential growth of crime, violence, and wrongdoing is linked to dysfunction in restraining aggressive impulses, leading to neglect and disrespect of others’ feelings, rights, and needs. Two basic forms of communication, verbal and nonverbal, serve individuals to interact and exchange ideas and attitudes with other people in everyday life situations, including within the framework of criminal investigations and criminal justice. The purpose of this study was to draw an analogy between verbal communication (oral speech, written speech) and nonverbal communication (body language, gestures, and silence), with the tendency to explore different components of nonverbal communication and place them in the context of criminal profiling as a method for detecting lies in nonverbal communication. The aim of this study was to emphasize the importance of nonverbal communication as an equal part of the communication process, and often a predominant one in this domain, which helps us demystify suspects, perpetrators, and criminal acts.

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Criminal Profiling as a Method of Detecting Lies in Nonverbal Communication

Bjelajac,

Banović

2024

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The origin of criminal behavior

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Criminal Profiling as a Method of Detecting Lies in Nonverbal Communication

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