Personality Development of the Serial Murderer

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The study delves into the complex factors influencing the personality development of serial murderers, challenging the limited focus of existing research. It critiques the predominant psychoanalytic theories and classification models that often overlook the interplay of internal and external influences. By employing a psychosocial perspective grounded in three psychological theories, the research aims to uncover how these factors are internalized and manifest behaviorally, providing a comprehensive understanding of serial murder beyond simplistic narratives.