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200			_aVoluntary homicides and premeditation _fCarlos Castro, Diana Moreira, Fernando Almeida _eA comprehensive review
330			_aIn terms of its impact on the victim, the victim’s family and friends, and the financial resources devoted to its investigation, homicide is the most severe form of antisocial behavior. Studies on voluntary homicides have focused on the experience of perpetrators and their relationship with victims, the personality of the protagonists, the motivations of the crimes, the associated risk factors, the instruments used, the locations, periods of the day and year in which the crimes are perpetrated. The characteristics and profiles of the perpetrators have also been the object of study, for which it was essential to know their personal, criminal, professional, clinical and psychological backgrounds, as well as their personality, including impulsiveness and impulse control. Thus, this review sought to explore the complex relationship between voluntary homicides and forethought/premeditation. The studies were obtained from multiple EBSCOhost databases, including Academic Search Ultimate, CINAHL Plus with Full Text, Criminal Justice Abstracts, Education Source, ERIC, Humanities Abstracts, Medline, Medline with Full Text, PsycARTICLES, PsycINFO, Sociology Source Ultimate. Evidence of premeditation in homicide is important to the investigation of psychological processes relating to homicide, because it necessarily indicates that the perpetrator thought of committing the murder prior to the behavior
461			_c[ Santo Tirso] _dJulho de 2020 _pp. 62-76 _tPsiquiatria, Psicologia & Justiça _vNº 18
606			_aCRIMINOLOGIA _9704
606			_aHOMICÍDO _9152932
606			_aCRIME PREMEDITADO _9420628
675			_2Fátima Martinho _a343.9 _9158254
700			_aALMEIDA _bFernando _9327379
701			_aCASTRO _bCarlos _9420753
701			_aMoreira _bDiana _9420756
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