ANALIZA COMPORTAMENTALĂ ÎN APLICAREA LEGII: ÎMBUNĂTĂȚIREA PREVENȚIEI CRIMINALITĂȚII PRIN PERSPECTIVE PSIHOLOGICE
BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT: ENHANCING CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH PSYCHOLOGICAL INSIGHTS

Author(s): Emil Răzvan GÂTEJ, Irina Bakhaya
Subject(s): Social Sciences, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Psychology, Sociology
Published by: Academia de Poliţie »Alexandru Ioan Cuza« Bucureşti
Keywords: Behavioral Analysis; Crime Prevention; Psychological Insights
Summary/Abstract: This paper investigates the role of behavioral analysis in law enforcement, focusing on its psychological underpinnings and applications for effective social law enforcement and crime prevention, including issues such as human trafficking. By leveraging foundational principles of psychology, such as social cognition, motivation, and behavioral conditioning, we illustrate how a deeper understanding of human behavior—particularly traits associated with the dark triad of personality (narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy)—can enhance policing strategies and foster community trust. The analysis encompasses various psychological models and their relevance to real-world policing practices, demonstrating how these insights can inform proactive measures against crime. Furthermore, we discuss the implications of applying psychological theories to address complex social issues, advocating for a holistic approach that prioritizes prevention and intervention. Ultimately, this paper posits that integrating behavioral analysis into law enforcement not only improves operational effectiveness but also contributes to a more equitable and just society.

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