Variables psicosociales en la configuración del comportamiento criminal en mujeres

Abstract

This thesis addresses the analysis of psychosocial variables that affect criminal behavior in women. Through an interdisciplinary approach that includes clinical psychology, sociology, and criminology, individual and contextual factors contributing to the manifestation of criminal behavior are examined. Theories such as psychophysiology and neuromoral theory are explored, as well as genetic research that reveals the interaction between hereditary patterns and environmental factors. The methodology used combines an exhaustive literature review and qualitative techniques to offer a comprehensive view of the phenomenon. This study aims to provide tools for the development of more effective intervention and prevention strategies, contributing to the field of clinical psychology and enhancing the work of professionals in preventing and treating antisocial behavior in women.