CRIM 103 Psychology of Crime & Deviance
3 Credits

This course explores biosocial and psychological explanations of criminal behavior (e.g. neurophysiological, psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive), as well as developmental theories and situational dynamics. Several types of crimes, including violent (e.g. murder, serial murder, sexual assault), property (e.g. theft, break and enter), and white-collar (e.g. corporate) will be examined. (3,0,0).

Prerequisites
English Studies 12, English First Peoples 12 or equivalent

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