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Page 267
... offender , and not for homicide or theft in general . Descriptive analyses of offenders in general , or of specific types of offenders , have been attempted by psychologists using psychodiag- nostic tests or by psychoanalysts employing ...
... offender , and not for homicide or theft in general . Descriptive analyses of offenders in general , or of specific types of offenders , have been attempted by psychologists using psychodiag- nostic tests or by psychoanalysts employing ...
Page 270
... offenders and other offenders lies in the offender's conception of himself . The occupational offender rarely sees himself as a criminal . He may , in fact , see himself as a respectable citizen . In addition , the usual middle or high ...
... offenders and other offenders lies in the offender's conception of himself . The occupational offender rarely sees himself as a criminal . He may , in fact , see himself as a respectable citizen . In addition , the usual middle or high ...
Page 272
... offenders may not be all that different from nonoffenders , so that what exactly these treatment programs seek to change is ques- tionable . Certainly , some offenders can readily be iden- tified as abnormal by many established ...
... offenders may not be all that different from nonoffenders , so that what exactly these treatment programs seek to change is ques- tionable . Certainly , some offenders can readily be iden- tified as abnormal by many established ...
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