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This course seeks to further understanding of the thought processes of individuals who break society’s laws. Biological, psychological, educational, and situational factors are examined along with the types of crimes committeed.

PSYC475 - Criminal Psychology Liberty University

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This course seeks to further understanding of the thought processes of individuals who break society’s laws. Biological, psychological, educational, and situational factors are examined along with the types of crimes committeed.

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