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Expressive violence
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Acts that vent rage, anger, or frsutration
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Instrumental violence
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Acts designed to improve the financial or social position of the criminal
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Eros
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The life instinct, which drives people toward self-fulfillment and enjoyment
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Thanatos
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The death instinct, whcih impels toward self-destruction
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Psychopharmacological relationship
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In such a relationship, violence is the direct consequence of ingesting mood-altering substances
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Economic compulsive behavior
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Violence committed by drug users to support their habit
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Ststemic link
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A link between drugs and vioence that occurs when drug dealers turn violent in their competition with rival gangs
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Subculture of violence
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A segment of society in which violence has become legitimized by the custom and norms of that group
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Rape
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The carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will
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Date rape
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A rape that involves epople who are in some form of courting relationship
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Marital exemption
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The formerly accepted tradition that a legally married husband could not be charged with raping his wife
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Statutory rape
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Sexual relations between an underage minor female and an adult male
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Virility mystique
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The beliefe that males must separate their sexual feelings from their need for love, respect, and affection
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Narcissistic personality disorder
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A pattern of traits and behaviors indicating infatuation and fixation with one's self to the exculsion of all others, along with the egotistic and ruthless pursuit of one's own gratufication, dominance, and ambition
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Aggravated rape
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Rape involving multiple offenders, weapons, and victim injuries
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