n. show of boldness. [Spanish]
... , but only wanted to scare ”, etc . ; cynical forms of protection and self-justification in the form of. bragging and bravado with a crime committed (manifestation of resourcefulness ,.ingenuity , cruelty , etc ) The action of defense ... (Criminal psychology)
... In adolescence , cases of tattooing are more common , especially when . a demonstration of independence , bravado with their adventures is required In crime groups , tattoos have more complex psychological ... (Criminal psychology)
... . by its upbringing and can also be characterized by criterion .G Human nature is contraindicated as excessive bravado spontaneity (originality ), and. excessive determinism , subject to the requirements of benefit and convenience High mental ... (Synergetics)
... of adolescents flaunting the use of alcohol have . the greatest criminal risk The essence of this bravado - in the desire to drink . everyone - Their leisure is primitive Such a meaningful desire for alcohol ... ... coincide . with the motives for the use of alcohol The main ones are: consumption out of curiosity ; bravado with. its courage ; the desire to assert themselves among themselves ; group .involvement (-for ... (Criminal psychology)
... exclusion for their future life . However , with a deeper analysis , it can be found that. behind external bravado , daring attitude towards caregivers , heightened mood hides .an objective assessment of one ... (Criminal psychology)
... criminal jargon ., imitating adults , including , unfortunately , and educators For some , jargon is bravado as an adult And finally , many people use criminal jargon of habit , without ... (Criminal psychology)
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