adj. concerned chiefly with one's own interests or pleasure; actuated by or appealing to self-interest. selfishly adv. selfishness n.

... (there are several .97 criminals ); b) the number of registered crimes ;. c) the nature of the structure of crime (the predominance . of selfish , violent or selfish violent crimes of male , female ,.juvenile crime , etc ); d) the intensity ... (Criminal psychology)
... of the founders of modern . political philosophy In Leviathan , Hobbes argued that because humans are selfish by. nature , a powerful absolute ruler is necessary In a social contract , people agree ... (philosophiya)
... . There is a contradiction in the very nature of entrepreneurship .: on the one hand , the striving for maximum profit and.selfish protection of one ’s private ownership interests , on the other . hand , a social role , i e the need ... (Economic psychology)
... . of the individual , disrespecting the honor , dignity and health of.another person are inherent in violent criminals Selfish criminals show deceit , hypocrisy , self-interest and greed , the desire . to avoid productive labor ... (Legal psychology)
... (95 % or more of all crimes ), then in.Russia and the CIS countries the growth of violent and violently . selfish crimes dominates The growth rate of acquisitive crimes in the world is. 2-3 times ... ... . of the population The highest crime rate in Europe If in developed countries dominated by selfish and other crimes . against property : (95 % or more of all crimes ), then in.Russia and the CIS ... (Criminal psychology)
... andcivilized .society ofconscious , free andresponsible people who willnotgive .power intothehands ofselfish andincompetent politicians , will.notallow arbitrariness andlawlessness , inhuman andineffective forms ofsocial .life ... (Political science)
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