1.   Criminal behaviour can be linked to economic disadvantage.

2.   Eysenck then argues that extroversion is the inherited basis of criminal behaviour.

3.   Faults which we might see as trivial would create the same scandal and outrage as criminal behaviour does in our society.

4.   He maintains that there is a link between characteristics such as extroversion and criminal behaviour.

5.   Is it possible that the tendency to criminal behaviour is inherited?

6.   Most laws against corporate criminal behaviour require that intention be proved before guilt can be established.

7.   Then, once located, the subjects have to be convinced that they can safely discuss their criminal behaviour.

8.   There are many theories as to what causes criminal behaviour.

9.   These involved Marital, loss or separation, social relations or isolation, and criminal behaviour problems.

10.   Thus, some policemen are urged by their tough-minded colleagues to treat Marginal incidents as criminal behaviour and are encouraged into action.