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EXCLUSIVE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINAL JARGON E

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EXCLUSIVE DICTIONARY OF CRIMINAL JARGON E
EBATORIA - difficult, troublesome business
To fuck - 1) to beat; 2) scold
EBON - a man with great oddities, crazy
EGAN - an experienced crook
EGOR - a thief suspecting criminals
EGORKA is a stupid, dumb man
EDALO - mouth
FOOD - teeth
UNIQUE - a man who commits theft alone (single offender)
Hedgehog - 1) hanger; 2) a nail, a knife; 3) stylet; 4) awl; 5) any piercing object for injury
Hedgehogs - steps of the toilet in the chamber
EZHIKOV PASTI - idle
HAMMER - rough
RIDE BY TRAVEL - to commit theft on trains
Eldak - male penis
Eldar - roommate
Eldach - perform sexual intercourse
Eldash - Asian
Christmas Tree - Drunk
GREEN CHRISTMAS - former soldier serving a sentence
ELNA - the common name of thieves
EN (English, one - one) - one
ERETIK - political prisoner
ERIC - an elderly person
ERYLA - fair, market
ERKNUT - hit
YERMALAGA - the type of theft, when the offender first solders the victim
YERMOLAY is a stupid, narrow-minded person
YERMOLAYKA - skullcap
ERSH - 1) a thief expelled from the environment of thieves for violating the thieves "laws", but continuing to pretend to be a "thief in law" elsewhere; 2) a mixture of beer and vodka
ERSHIK - very cunning, dodgy
ERROR - 1) impersonate a "thief in law", not being such; 2) impersonate a "thief in law", although he was banished long ago from the thieves' environment
BORN - resent, bully
Esenin - a prisoner who writes poetry
EFIL - 1) farewell party; 2) bribe, redemption
RIDE BY TRAVEL - make pickpocketing when traveling by public transport

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Lectures and tutorial on "Criminal psychology"

Terms: Criminal psychology

TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
Chapter I. Criminal psychology as a science 1. Subject and tasks of criminal psychology
2. The psychology of the personality of the offender
3. Causal complex of the personality of the criminal
4. The psychology of crime as a special kind of activity
5. The psychology of crime
6. Methods of criminal psychology
CHAPTER II. CRIMINAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF CRIME OF MINORS 1. Dynamics, group character, degree of organization
2. Adolescent alcoholism, substance abuse, drug addiction and crime
3. Psychological characteristics of the main criminological indicators of juvenile delinquency.
Chapter III Criminal groups of minors 1. Types of criminal groups of minors by the number of participants
2. Characteristics of criminal groups of minors by age
3, Characteristics of criminal groups of minors by sex
4. Characteristics of criminal groups by the duration of their existence
5. Characteristics of the degree of organization and cohesion of criminal groups
Chapter IV Criminal subculture as a mechanism for the reproduction of juvenile group crime 1. Essence and empirical features of the criminal subculture
2. The structure of the criminal subculture and its functions. The concept of the structure of the criminal subculture
3. Dehumanization of relations in the vertical in the adolescent and youth environment as an indicator of the dynamics of the criminal subculture
Chapter VI. Regulation of the life of criminal groups of minors 1. Types of norms of criminal communities and their characteristics
2. Psychological phenomena that ensure the cohesion of criminal communities of minors
3. The system of receiving newcomers to the criminal environment ("registration")
Chapter VII Tattoos in the system of values ​​of the criminal environment of minors 1. The prevalence of tattoos among adolescents
2. Functions of tattoos in the criminal environment of minors
3. Classification of tattoos
4. Motives for applying and removing tattoos
Chapter VIII. Criminal jargon among minors 1. The concept of criminal jargon
2. Study criminal jargon
3. Totalitarian elements in criminal jargon
4. Prevention of juvenile criminal jargon
Chapter IX Non-verbal means of communication in the environment of minors. Secret Correspondence 1. Visual Secret Communication
2. Features of secret written communication
3. The use of conditional sound signals in the criminal subculture
Chapter X. Group aggression of minors 1. General characteristics of group aggression of minors
2. Group sexual aggression
3. Group adolescent vandalism
4. Group adolescent zoo aggression
5. "Disassembly" as a manifestation of aggression
6. Socio-psychological structure of the criminal group as a result of mutual aggression
7. Name common and own criminal group and its aggressive manifestations
Chapter XI. Ways to prevent juvenile delinquency 1. Basic requirements for the organization of the prevention of juvenile delinquency
2. Elimination of the causes contributing to the formation of the student's criminogenic personality
3. Preventing the appearance of criminal groups
4. Ways to work with criminal groups
Chapter XII. The impact of social exclusion on the personality of a minor 1. System analysis of social exclusion factors
2. Psychological analysis of direct factors of social exclusion
3. The influence on the personality of a minor factors mediated by law
4. The dynamics of the personality of a minor in conditions of social isolation
5. The dynamics of the system of relations between minors and the mental states they experience.
6. Criminal subculture and deviant behavior
Chapter XIII. Organizational and psychological bases of preventive work in places of social exclusion 1. Tasks and main directions of preventive work in places of social exclusion
2. Psychological questions of the organization of preventive work among minors in places of social exclusion
3. Refusal in the system of preventive measures
Chapter XIV. Educational and preventive work with various categories of minors 1. Racket and its prevention
2. Educational and correctional work with persons burdened by mental illness
3. Correction of the behavior of teenage infantils
4. Simulations, dissimulations and aggravation of diseases and their prevention types and causes, recognition.
5. Self-harm (self-harm) and their prevention
6. Shoots (unauthorized care) and their prevention
7. Sexual demoralization and sexual perversions, their prevention
8. "Mining" and its prevention
9. Prevention of alcoholism, chifirism, substance abuse and drug addiction in places of social isolation
CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION
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