Why They Do It: Beliefs & Emotional Gratification Lead to Violence

By Jane Gilgun
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Published: May 01, 2010
Words: 3,604 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452322063


Description

Beliefs and emotional gratification are core issues in violent acts. Other explanations such as mental illness and being victims themselves take second place to belief systems. Through case studies, the author shows how beliefs and gratification are central to understanding and preventing violence

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murder, mental illness, child abuse, suicide, rape, law enforcement, child development, thinking skills, masculinity, cruelty, shame, selfregulation, moral development, abuse of power, violence prevention, mass murder, reactivity, emotional gratification, wife beating, mens studies, gender studies, discourse analysis, physical abuse of women, intimate partner violence, stinking thinking, self centeredness, risks for violence

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