effects of the criminogenetic causes of a subject

Abstract

The effects of the criminogenic causes of a subject, what this concept wants to give us to understand or what it wants to convey to us is that every person has a behavior that derives from a motivation, for absolutely every action there is a motivation even to do the At the very least, every action is executed by orders from the brain and this is so because, as just mentioned, for every action there is a motivation, that is, a cause that generates a behavior from this and followed by the latter, the actions.

The criminogenic cause is responsible for the criminogenic behavior, although of course the antisocial behavior occurs first and from this the criminogenic behavior is derived, it may sound a little mixed up but the truth is that not because in reality everything happens in a determined order, that is, from a cause there is a behavior that ends up evolving into another.

Now let's deal with what antisocial behavior is, which is of great importance in this topic, antisocial personality disorder is defined as behavior of contempt for the rights that others have and it is as if this disorder makes people not exactly despise what the rules and rights of others are, but it seems that what they really despise is society itself and see how it is formed.