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    Freud and Skinner had differing views on criminal behavior. Freud believed criminal behavior stemmed from unconscious desires and the failure to properly resolve the psychosexual stages of development in childhood. Skinner viewed criminal behavior through a behaviorist lens, believing it was shaped by environmental factors and learned through positive or negative reinforcement of criminal acts. Both psychologists attempted to explain criminal behavior through their respective psychological theories.

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    Freud and Skinner had differing views on criminal behavior. Freud believed criminal behavior stemmed from unconscious desires and the failure to properly resolve the psychosexual stages of development in childhood. Skinner viewed criminal behavior through a behaviorist lens, believing it was shaped by environmental factors and learned through positive or negative reinforcement of criminal acts. Both psychologists attempted to explain criminal behavior through their respective psychological theories.

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    Freud and Skinner had differing views on criminal behavior. Freud believed criminal behavior stemmed from unconscious desires and the failure to properly resolve the psychosexual stages of development in childhood. Skinner viewed criminal behavior through a behaviorist lens, believing it was shaped by environmental factors and learned through positive or negative reinforcement of criminal acts. Both psychologists attempted to explain criminal behavior through their respective psychological theories.

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    Psychology of Women

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