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Social control and self-control theories offer critical frameworks for understanding the origins and prevention of criminal and deviant behavior. Social control theory examines how societal bonds and institutions prevent individuals from committing crimes, while self-control theory posits that a lack of individual self-discipline, often developed early in life, is the primary cause of deviance. These perspectives are fundamental to criminology, shaping policy and research on how both external and internal factors influence adherence to societal norms.

Dive deep into the complex interplay between the psychology of crime and the criminal justice system, exploring diverse criminology theories that explain criminal behavior. This analysis provides crucial perspectives on theory and action, offering insights into understanding, preventing, and responding to crime from a forensic psychology standpoint.