Item does not contain fulltextIn this paper, it is shown how behavioural properties can be specified for three types of violent criminals. Moreover, it is shown how empirical material in the form of informal descriptions of traces of crime-related events can be formalised. Furthermore, it is shown how these formalised traces and behavioural properties can be used in automated analysis, for example in order to determine which type of criminal can have committed such a crime. Moreover, an underlying dynamical model is presented that shows causal mechanisms behind each of the behaviours, and their dependencies on the characteristics of the type of criminal and inputs in terms of stimuli from the environment.20th International Conference on Ind...
Offender behaviour is used to distinguish between crimes committed by the same person (linked crimes...
Offender behaviour is used to distinguish between crimes committed by the same person (linked crimes...
Functional analysis provides a method of understanding behaviour in terms of its consequences for th...
In this paper, it is shown how behavioural properties can be specified for three types of violent cr...
ABSTRACT: The studies and research show that in almost all countries of the world, violent crimes ar...
Criminal behavior is a term that refers to the violence generated in a cultural, economic, political...
This dissertation proposes an original approach to theory of action in psychological and sociologica...
This article discusses how a cognitive modelling approach for criminal behaviour can be related to a...
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This research is set out to carefully analyze the psyche of the criminals and to identify commonalit...
This article discusses how a cognitive modelling approach for criminal behaviour can be related to a...
Abstract Criminal tendencies have been present in human society since time immemorial. Over time, t...
SUMMARY The criminalistic crime act analysis In this Master thesis criminal act is analysed, the sug...
This research is set out to carefully analyze the psyche of the criminals and to identify commonalit...
Informed by theories on offending behaviour, violent offender rehabilitation programmes aim to provi...
Offender behaviour is used to distinguish between crimes committed by the same person (linked crimes...
Offender behaviour is used to distinguish between crimes committed by the same person (linked crimes...
Functional analysis provides a method of understanding behaviour in terms of its consequences for th...
In this paper, it is shown how behavioural properties can be specified for three types of violent cr...
ABSTRACT: The studies and research show that in almost all countries of the world, violent crimes ar...
Criminal behavior is a term that refers to the violence generated in a cultural, economic, political...
This dissertation proposes an original approach to theory of action in psychological and sociologica...
This article discusses how a cognitive modelling approach for criminal behaviour can be related to a...
Contains fulltext : 194189.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)This article ...
This research is set out to carefully analyze the psyche of the criminals and to identify commonalit...
This article discusses how a cognitive modelling approach for criminal behaviour can be related to a...
Abstract Criminal tendencies have been present in human society since time immemorial. Over time, t...
SUMMARY The criminalistic crime act analysis In this Master thesis criminal act is analysed, the sug...
This research is set out to carefully analyze the psyche of the criminals and to identify commonalit...
Informed by theories on offending behaviour, violent offender rehabilitation programmes aim to provi...
Offender behaviour is used to distinguish between crimes committed by the same person (linked crimes...
Offender behaviour is used to distinguish between crimes committed by the same person (linked crimes...
Functional analysis provides a method of understanding behaviour in terms of its consequences for th...