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![]() Katherine Ramsland Ph.dPsychology Today |
A fascinating history of criminology appears to be embedded in objects.
Mothers get blamed for violent offspring, but some fathers have a clear role.
Playing roles can shield predatory moves, but there still might be signals.
How does a hungry kid transform into a world-class crook?
Dogmatic cognitive styles might account for the popular myths about Bundy.
A recent case raises the question of why some killers turn themselves in.
Child advocates use fiction to guide parents on an effective approach.
Despite refinements, the psychopathy construct is still broadly inclusive.
An author explores the self-perceptions of society’s worst imprisoned offenders.
Discrepant studies that address prevention show a need for specificity.
Wolf in creep’s clothing used trusted position to bait kids into porn.
Knowing how predators home in, then exploit, is the best defense.