Risk Factors, Key Traits, and Tendencies to Recidivism
What is this course about?
In this course, we will further explore the study of personality to relate it to risk behaviors, criminal tendencies, and recidivism in subjects who apparently show typical behavior or average attitudes within the expected.
- Time: 20 hours
- Availability: 3 days
- Approved by: APA
- Subject: Advanced / Continuous
- Level: Advanced
- Document: Proof of Attendance
What will you be able to do upon completing this course?
Learn to identify patterns related to risk behaviors.
What do you need?
Certificate in Polygraph Training
Training Program:
Influence of personality on the etiology, development, and evolution of Psychology.
Evolution of Psychology.
General definitions.
Current classification of personality disorders according to DSM-V & ICD-10.
Relationship of genetic, biological factors, and psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral theories related to personality and its development.
Personality according to Eysenck’s three-factor model: Neuroticism, Extraversion / Introversion, and Psychoticism.
Personality disorders from the Big Five approach.
Antisocial personality disorder and its relation to recidivism to criminal activities.
Criminal risk personalities according to the above models.
Intervention strategies according to cognitive and social models.
Case Studies.
Are you interested in this course for your business or team?
Certify your staff as professional polygraph examiners and receive discounts for groups of 5 or more!
