individualistic theories 0.0 / 5 ? Criminologycrim individualistic theories.A2/A-levelAll boards Created by: Mikaylascott1909Created on: 08-04-21 16:41 what does the psychodynamic approach aim to explain? how personality is shaped by past experiences and the workings of the mind. 1 of 13 what does this theory focus on? the role of the conscious and unconscious mind. 2 of 13 3 parts of personality: ID, superego, ego. 3 of 13 ID principle pleasure 4 of 13 ego principle reality 5 of 13 superego principle morality 6 of 13 weak superego individual feels less guilty about anti social behaviour and less inhibition to act on ID's selfish or aggressive urges. 7 of 13 deviant superego does not consider right and wrong 8 of 13 excessively strong superego (1) can lead to self hate when committing a crime, tends to continue to commit them to get caught. 9 of 13 ESS (2) too strict, stopping any impulses from ID being satisfied. builds up over time eventually expresses anger or aggression. 10 of 13 psychological theories Eysenck's personality theory 11 of 13 eysenck's 2 dimensions extrovert/introvert neuroticism/stability 12 of 13 personality traits of criminals- extrovert, neurotic, psychotic. 13 of 13
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