Investigation Discovery

In the end it is you how chooses if you do the evil thing or a good thing., People are generally born good, but there are many factors that can leave a person to act watchful. The way someone is raised has an impact as well as society and human

Humans can feel doubt, disbelief, joy, and accomplishment. We act ‘accordingly’ to the feelings we feel. That is why, I believe that people are not born ‘good’, nor born ‘evil.’ I believe It is learned. It has been proven that bad behavior from a guardian; like jail time and acting out can increase their child's ‘bad’ behavior, the child can mirror their actions, or mimic their words. These actions bring up the question, Is a child's behavior always a reflection of the parent's behavior?

It is a very arguable subject on whether or not people are born with good intentions, and therefore taught by others the ‘evil’ side of their personality. Whether it is the absence of ethical conduct in human nature, or just the way one perceives a situation, evil seems to be prominent in our everyday lives. Humans seem to have a moral code that follows them with every decision they make, yet despite the laws of morality and society, people of this world still seem to behave inhumanely because of the act of self-preservation, human interest, and who exactly the authority figure is at the time.

Psychological factors could influence a person’s mental wellbeing and these include learning difficulties and mental health illness such as depression which can cause more than just a low mood it can leave people feeling very sad, empty, hopeless or guilty for weeks, months or even years which could lead to suicide. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) which is an anxiety disorder which causes people to experience obsessive thoughts followed by compulsive behaviours. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) which is triggered by events in a person’s life that involve real or threatened death, severe injury or sexual assault.

Most people who have mental health problems experience symptoms, and gradually recover. They may pick Up where they left off, or head in a new direction in life. Everybody’s experience of mental ill health is Different and everybody’s recovery is therefore individual. For a minority of people, the symptoms of their mental health problem might lead them to act

Life events are strong predictors of increased risk for suicidal ideation. Furthermore, life events can also lead to or be comorbid with the previous listed psychiatric disorders and predict suicidal ideation through those means. Life events that adults and children face can be dissimilar and for this reason, the list of events that increase

Mental illness plays a voluminous role after coming back from problems like mania,depression,schizophrenia and for many post

Take for instance April 20, 1999 come to be known as Columbine. It was a nightmare come to life, but for two high school students it was a dream. Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold whom I had mentioned earlier had been bullied and emotional abused so much by their peers that the toll it took on them made ending it so violently was a blessing. Another example, a more recent one, is the mastermind behind the Aurora theatre shooting. James Holmes, like the aforementioned Columbine shooters had suffered from depression, but not only depression but major schizophrenia as well.

The question “What makes us who we are?” has perplexed many scholars, scientists, and theorists over the years. This is a question that we still may have not found an answer to. There are theories that people are born “good”, “evil”, and as “blank slates”, but it is hard to prove any of these theories consistently. There have been countless cases of people who have grown up in “good” homes with loving parents, yet their destiny was to inflict destruction on others. On the other hand, there have been just as many cases of people who grew up on the streets without the guidance of a parental figure, but they chose to make a bad situation into a good one by growing up to do something

Some crimes are obvious, and can be solved via a simple investigation, perhaps with a chain of custody, or with an item they left behind. But what about the crimes that aren’t? What about the crimes made by careful criminals, the crimes with evidence that can only be found in ways other than the naked eye? These crimes must be solved by a CSI, or Crime Scene Investigator, who is normally part of a Crime Scene Investigation(CSI) unit. However, these are still not completely standardized in a police unit. Some areas, such as Chicago Heights, do not have a CSI unit. How, then, do these areas solve these types of crimes? Most police members have basic CSI training, such as blood detection or cordoning off areas, but they don’t know how to use the machines in a lab such as a CSI.

Humans do not have inborn ideas. A person must be vigilant to survive and go through life. The ways we behave are developed over time attributable to our experiences. A person learns and acts from those life experiences, the environment in were they grow up in, and the way they were taught. The “Jukes” family was known to have a criminal disorder.

One of today's greatest areas of controversy in the study of human behavior is the nature-nurture debate. The nature argument is that human behavior is determined by our inheritance or genetic structure. The nurture argument is that human behavior is the result of learning and experience from outside factors such as family, religion, media and peers. A question that has been long debated by psychologist and criminologist is whether a serial killer has a weird fate to be a killer or inherently got passed these “evil genes”. This is so controversial because this is what is argued when convicting someone innocent or guilty. Is someone truly guilty of a crime if they are born with a mental illness? It's hard to understand what drives

I think that humans learn to be evil. Small, cute babies that come out of the womb, are completely innocent. They have not yet had a gruesome thought or selfish action, they are simply born as neutral. Over the course of time they begin to develop characters. Their personalities are created based on the environment they function in. Their actions reflect their experiences. If someone live in an abusive house, since they are not familiar with any other type of life, they will most likely act similar to the way their dominant acts at home. Bullies at school regard others with cruelty because they might get treated the same way in their house. Another example is that a “friend” can persuade or pressure someone into beginning a new, bad behavior such as taking drugs, drinking excessive amount of alcohol, or having suicidal thoughts.

The start of what leads a person to suicide does not have anything to do with the person’s present life experiences, but with their early childhood experiences. This is because the view of others, outside family and friends, has no contribution to the pain that causes suicide and depression. Depression can include self-pity, shame, envy, and grandiosity. All of these things play a role in depression one way or another. Depressed people are usually subject to desire and grandiose ideation.

What makes a person good or evil? Why are some people labeled as good and some evil? Why do some people have traits or characteristics of both good and evil? Are people truly evil or do they just make bad choices? Throughout our lives we are faced with making decisions about our lives and often the choices we make can determine the path we follow. Depending on our life choices we can be labeled as either good or evil. Good and evil are relative; one person can be good while another evil. Some people can possess a combination of both good and bad traits. But even those who are considered bad can be rehabilitated to display good qualities such as empathy or kindness.