CRIM 2 QUIZ# 2

The type of somatotype of William Sheldon, categorized having well-developed muscles and an athletic appearance. They are active and aggressive, sometimes violent, and the most likely to become criminals.

It is the study of facial features and their relation to human behavior.

It shall have well-developed muscles and an athletic appearance. They are active, aggressive, sometimes violent, and the most likely to become criminals.

The type of somatotype of William Sheldon, having heavy and are slow moving.

The factors of that affect human behavior emphasized that genetics and heredity played the largest role.

It is one of the structure of the study of psychoanalytic theory of William Sheldon, that involves in the development of action as a result of incorporating within the personality and the moral standards and values of parents, communities and significant others.

• Super Ego

• Id

• Ego

• Desire

. It is the criminological theory that has a characteristic, that crime is essentially a social and natural phenomenon, and as such, it cannot be treated and checked by the application of abstract principles of law and jurisprudence nor by the impositions of a punishment fixed to determine a priori: but rather through the enforcement of individual investigation conducted by a competent body of psychiatrist and social scientists.

• Economic theory

• Positivist theory

• Classical theory

• Neo-Classical theory

The theory suggest that an individual’s personality is controlled by unconscious mental processes that are grounded in early childhood.

• Psychopathic personality theory

• Psychoanalytic theory

• Attention-deficit-hyperactivity theory

• Low IQ theory

The type of somatotype of William Sheldon, they are tall and thin and less social and more intellectual.

• Ectomorph

• Endomorph

• Mesomorph

• Pyknic

He was the person who developed the study of cranioscopy, that study regarding the external shape of the human skull in relation to his personality.

• Giambatista Dela Porta

• Franz Joseph Gall

• Richard Dugdale

• Ernst Kretschmer