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Article
Law and Psychology, Complementary Sciences in the Latin American Oral System
Author(s)
José Paulino Dzib Aguilar, Carlos Alberto Macedonio Hernández
Karime Esther Medina Farah
Lucely Martina Carballo Solís
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DOI:10.17265/1548-6605/2018.01.005
Affiliation(s)
Autonomous University of Yucatan (UADY), Yucatán, Mexico
Clinic in Therapeutic Justice of Yucatan (ClIJUTEY), Yucatán, Mexico
Autonomous University of Yucatan (UADY), Yucatán, Mexico
ABSTRACT
Psychology and the law share important
similarities in dealing with antisocial behavior, allowing the
interdisciplinary work in the new justice system that is used in Mexico, which is very
important to measure the impact
of the crime on the victim and
establish with this analysis the amount of the damage repair as well as the
degree of punishability, there is also many disciplines as victimology, which necessarily
require the intervention of psychology and law to study the victim of a crime.
Psychology is a social science that seeks to explain and to modify the human
behavior; on the other hand, law deals with social
coexistence, regulating some of those human behaviors through laws and codes which are essential to
achieve that peaceful coexistence between people; both disciplines are social
sciences that study the human behavior each in their field of knowledge
KEYWORDS
psychology, law, administration of justice, principles
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