Rasgos de la personalidad asociados a la conducta criminal: perspectiva de los modelos de Eysenck y Gray
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Personalidad, Criminalidad, Rasgos, Conducta CriminalResumen
La personalidad ha sido un área de interés investigativo debido a la relevancia que cobra en los avances científicos y estudios sobre el comportamiento humano, en especial el asociado con las conductas criminales, donde se plantean aportaciones desde las teorías de los rasgos y variables propuestas por Eysenck y Gray. Objetivo: El objetivo propuesto en este escrito se vincula al análisis reflexivo desde los modelos factoriales, los paradigmas y las dimensiones biológicas. Resultados: A manera de conclusión, se identificó que existe una fuerte influencia hacia la propensión del psicoticismo y el neuroticismo en sujetos que presentan una tendencia al desarrollo de un comportamiento criminal. En esta misma línea, se pudo establecer que a mayor activación conductual desde el modelo (BAS), más tendencia a desarrollar comportamientos que se asocian a la búsqueda de sensaciones y de activadores que inciden negativamente en los rasgos de la conducta criminal.
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