Criminal Psychology in 80 Questions

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by Karina Domínguez Paz, Fernando Pérez Guzmán

Publisher
Pax
Publication
Nov 11, 2023
Format
Paperback/Softback
Illustrated
No
Price
14.99
Dimensions
15.5 x 23 cm
ISBN
9786077135777
Pages
160
Age
Adult 18+
Category
General NonfictionPsychology

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Description

In today's society, so troubled by crime and violence, we constantly ask ourselves: How can anyone be capable of committing cold-blooded murder, kidnapping or robbery? In order to answering this distressing query, Criminal Psychology in 80 Questions, will help you understand in a simple and practical fashion the principles of this exciting discipline and its application to real cases, with flesh-and-bone victims and perpetrators.

Author(s)

Karina Domínguez Paz

Karina Domínguez Paz holds degrees in both Law and Social Psychology. She is a specialist and a teacher in Management Skills. She teaches at Universidad Tecnológica de México (Unitec), Universidad Humanitas, Instituto de Estudios Superiores del Colegio Maestro Isaac Ochoterena, and is a lecturer on topics such as child abuse and criminal profiling. Karina has worked as a trainer and a legal advisor for local governments, civic courts, and psychiatric hospitals, as well as for several private institutions.

Fernando Pérez Guzmán

Fernando Pérez Guzmán holds degrees in both Criminology and Police Investigation from Instituto Técnico de Formación Policial He is a crime analyst and advisor for Mexico City’s police department. Fernando also works a private security consultant. He is a lecturer on issues related to violence-against-women and a Criminology professor at Instituto de Estudios Superiores del Colegio Maestro Isaac Ochoterena.

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