Environmental effect on human kind pyschology and crime relationship
2009
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ahmet Yüceer
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People desire to stay in their best residence according to their budget whilelife goes on. Most of the time, people are exposed to the harmful effects underundesired conditions. As people reflect that psychological entropy, theirbehaviours result in sometimes psychosomatic consequences, sometimes alsoaggression. Reflection part of it in society is also news about people who areprisoned because of commiting crime.In this study, a lot of people in the affected by environmental conditions withsocial factors that cause crime were investigated. In this context, someenvironmental factors are researched in Adana through surveying of the prisonersand convicts staying in Adana Penal Institutions and the collected data wereevaluated the results .The most important result is that there is an impact of environmentalconditions on committine crime and these conditions also bring about negativesocial environment as well.
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İlyas Öztok
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İlyas Öztok (Master Thesis). Environmental effect on human kind pyschology and crime relationship, 2009, Çukurova University.
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