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• W788999310 abstract "ABSTRACT.In this article author refers to sources, ways, forms and mechanisms of formation of antisocial characteristics that, in interaction with environment or criminological situation, generates criminal behavior in women. This, it is specified that majority of theories on criminal personality put into perspective as main feature antisocial orientation. In context, it is clarified role of family in formation of personality of criminal women, but also omissions of social education. Moreover, bio-psycho-social coordinates and criminological typology of criminal woman's personality are presented.Keywords: criminal woman's personality; antisocial orientation; omissions of social education; criminological typology(ProQuest: ... denotes non-USASCII text omitted.)The offender's personality has always represented an important problem for all criminal sciences and, mainly, for criminology. In modem times problem of offender's personality has acquired a special topicality. Reflecting on general state in all domains of sciences, topicality of this problem is especially determined by fact that, without a scientific study of persons that commit crimes, it is not possible to fight it as a whole. As some theoreticians observe (Ahtohah IO.M. 1982, p. 6), the path towards appreciation of criminars personality comes from exterior side of crime committed heading for discovery of social direction related to crime or corresponding qualities and checking them in a wider series of forms of social behavior or actions of offender in various domains of social life.From those above mentioned we can summarize that for criminology most important in personality are sources, ways, forms and formation mechanisms of antisocial qualities, those particularities that, in interaction with environment or criminal situation, generated criminal behavior, or, in other words, everything that enters in causal complex of crime, inside criminal.Thus, acknowledgement of 'criminal' women's personalities represents a needed base for understanding of specific structure in determining female criminality, because action of various objective components of complex specific structure of determinism passes through their personality as active subjects of crime. The study of female criminal personality is being undertaken from an interdisciplinary point of view - criminological, psychosocial, social, in order to identify decompensating mechanisms of personality structures within those that already committed crimes. Knowing their personality profile would especially facilitate differential programs individualized on reeducation, recovery and social re-insertion, but is also useful for judicial organisms in solving legal cases.There also has to be mentioned that concept of offender's personality has suffered, in evolution of criminology, different interpretations, almost each author - as H. Eisen notices, having his own definition, his own point of view on personality (Eisen, 1964: 2-3). Even so, there have been several stipulations with broader orientations in frame implications. Within classical biological orientation, term personality has become synonym with physical and pathological individuality, sum of some stigmas that contributed in building a portrait of a different human behavior, characterized by human heredity and moral insanity. Within social orientation, concept of offender's personality is seen as an option according to which person is result of determining influences of socio-cultural factors. (Giurgiu, 1992: 162)Regardless of inspirations source, majority of theories on criminal personality underline as main feature antisocial orientation. …" @default.
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