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Included in Web of Science СС (ESCI) Psychological Science and Education Publisher: Moscow State University of Psychology and Education ISSN (printed version): 1814-2052 ISSN (online): 2311-7273 DOI: https://doi.org/10.17759/pse License: CC BY-NC 4.0 Published since 1996 Published 6 times a year Free of fees RU In Russian |
Psychological Science and Education Specifics of Gender Consciousness and Personal Factors of Minors With Criminal Behavior 772Syrokvashina K.V. Brigida K.B. Abstract
The article examines personal characteristics and specifics of gender-role identity of minors who have committed violent and lucrative crimes in comparison with minors with normative behavior. 40 convicts serving sentences in a juvenile correctional facility and 20 pupils of Moscow general education schools took part in the research. It was assumed that there are specifics of gender-role identity and gender-role stereotypes of young males who have committed crimes as opposed to their prosocial peers, that there is an interrelation between aggressiveness and perceptions of masculinity stereotype, and among young males with normative behavior gender-role identity and personal qualities are formed in conjunction with each other and represent a single interrelated system. As a result of the research specifics of interrelation between gender-role identity and personal qualities of minors with criminal behavior which distinguish them from the normative group were identified.
Keywords: consciousness, personal factors, gender-role identity, gender stereotypes, gender-role preferences and orientations, aggression, young males, violent and lucrative crimes Column: Juridical Psychology References
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