Eysenck's Theory of The Criminal
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- What are the potential biological reasons for offending behavior discussed in the videos?
- Who suggests that offending behavior is due to personality type?
- What does Kohlberg suggest about criminals?
- What does Sutherland point to as a reason for offending behavior?
- What does Freud suggest leads to criminality?
- What is Eysenck's theory based on?
- How does Eysenck relate personality to the nervous system?
- What is the fight or flight system linked to?
- What are the three dimensions of personality according to Eysenck?
- What characterizes extroverts according to Eysenck?
- Why do extroverts engage in risky behavior?
- How do introverts behave according to Eysenck?
- What is the difference between neurotic and stable individuals?
- What does high psychoticism indicate?
- What is the criminal personality type according to Eysenck?
- What does Eysenck's theory suggest about learning from consequences?
- What did the study by McGurk and Dougal find?
- What is a limitation of Eysenck's theory?
- What are the two types of offenders in Moffitt's dual taxonomy?
- What does Digman's five-factor model add to personality dimensions?
- Why might Eysenck's theory be too simplistic?
- What is a concern regarding biological theories of offending behavior?
- What ethical question arises from Eysenck's theory?
- What resources are available for patrons on psychoboost.com?
- What is the age range of participants in McGurk and Dougal's study?
- What is the purpose of the forensic exam question mentioned?
- What does the channel on Patreon offer to supporters?
- What is the focus of the next video mentioned?
- What is a key aspect of Eysenck's theory regarding offending behavior?
- How does Eysenck's theory relate to the fight or flight response?
- What is the total number of participants in McGurk and Dougal's study?
- What backgrounds did the participants in McGurk and Dougal's study come from?
- What does the quiz sheet provided by the channel cover?