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Why do rational choice theories explain criminal acts and crimes rather than criminality, criminal motivation, or criminal behavior?
False Memories
False memories are distorted or fabricated recollections of events that did not actually occur, often influenced by suggestive information.
Divided-Consciousness
A theory proposing that the mind can split into separate consciousnesses, allowing a person to perform two or more tasks simultaneously.
Dissociation
A mental process that causes a lack of connection in a person's thoughts, memory, and sense of identity.
Role-Playing
A method or activity in which individuals assume roles and act out parts in a fictional scenario for various purposes.
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