The influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination

The article examines the influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination. A forensic psychiatric examination is a comprehensive study of a person’s mental state, which is carried out with the aim of establishing the person’s ability t...

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Main Author: O. P. Makarova
Format: Article
Language:Ukrainian
Published: Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs 2024-06-01
Series:Bulletin of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs
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Online Access:https://visnyk.univd.edu.ua/index.php/VNUAF/article/view/741
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description The article examines the influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination. A forensic psychiatric examination is a comprehensive study of a person’s mental state, which is carried out with the aim of establishing the person’s ability to bear responsibility for his or her actions. The results of the examination may have a significant impact on the course of criminal proceedings and the determination of the penalty. In addition to the mental disorder, the results of the examination may also be influenced by the psychological characteristics of the defendant's personality. Psychological features of a person are stable individual psychological characteristics that determine a person’s behaviour in different situations. They include such properties as temperament, character, emotionality, will, personality orientation, intelligence, value orientations, etc. These characteristics can affect how the defendant perceives the examination situation, how he or she behaves with the expert, how he or she answers questions, and how he or she assesses his or her own mental state. Understanding the psychological characteristics of the defendant's personality allows the expert to: optimise the examination methodology, i.e. the choice of research methods and tactics of interviewing the defendant depends on his/her psychological characteristics; increase the objectivity and reliability of expert opinions, i.e. the expert must take into account the possible influence of psychological characteristics on the defendant's behaviour and answers; avoid mistakes and bias in the examination (the expert must be objective and impartial). Psychological characteristics of a person are not static, they can change over time under the influence of various factors. Therefore, the expert must take into account not only the stable psychological characteristics of the defendant, but also his or her current emotional state. The study of psychological characteristics of a personality and their impact on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination is important for improving the quality of examinations. Understanding these features allows the expert to assess the defendant’s mental state more objectively and reliably.
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spelling doaj-art-83687f2aa4a74991a5a80105b9cbfb3a2025-02-03T05:27:44ZukrKharkiv National University of Internal AffairsBulletin of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs1999-57172617-278X2024-06-011052 (Part 1)16717910.32631/v.2024.2.16741The influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examinationO. P. Makarova0Kharkiv National University of Internal AffairsThe article examines the influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination. A forensic psychiatric examination is a comprehensive study of a person’s mental state, which is carried out with the aim of establishing the person’s ability to bear responsibility for his or her actions. The results of the examination may have a significant impact on the course of criminal proceedings and the determination of the penalty. In addition to the mental disorder, the results of the examination may also be influenced by the psychological characteristics of the defendant's personality. Psychological features of a person are stable individual psychological characteristics that determine a person’s behaviour in different situations. They include such properties as temperament, character, emotionality, will, personality orientation, intelligence, value orientations, etc. These characteristics can affect how the defendant perceives the examination situation, how he or she behaves with the expert, how he or she answers questions, and how he or she assesses his or her own mental state. Understanding the psychological characteristics of the defendant's personality allows the expert to: optimise the examination methodology, i.e. the choice of research methods and tactics of interviewing the defendant depends on his/her psychological characteristics; increase the objectivity and reliability of expert opinions, i.e. the expert must take into account the possible influence of psychological characteristics on the defendant's behaviour and answers; avoid mistakes and bias in the examination (the expert must be objective and impartial). Psychological characteristics of a person are not static, they can change over time under the influence of various factors. Therefore, the expert must take into account not only the stable psychological characteristics of the defendant, but also his or her current emotional state. The study of psychological characteristics of a personality and their impact on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination is important for improving the quality of examinations. Understanding these features allows the expert to assess the defendant’s mental state more objectively and reliably.https://visnyk.univd.edu.ua/index.php/VNUAF/article/view/741forensic psychiatric examinationpsychological characteristics of a personalitytactics of examinationinfluence of psychological factors.
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The influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination
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forensic psychiatric examination
psychological characteristics of a personality
tactics of examination
influence of psychological factors.
title The influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination
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title_full_unstemmed The influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination
title_short The influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination
title_sort influence of psychological characteristics of a personality on the tactics of forensic psychiatric examination
topic forensic psychiatric examination
psychological characteristics of a personality
tactics of examination
influence of psychological factors.
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