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Who commits homicides?
Over 50% of violent homicides occur in homes. We know of a few predictors for home homicides. Perpetrators and victims know each other. Usually men perpetrate homicide against women.
Before or after divorce, a male's work adds to stresses in his family setting. His place in the world means becoming an acceptable husband and father . An adult male learns early in life that he must provide for his family. Praise and admiration follow his successful competition in the work place. His skills, abilities, plus knowledge at work feed his family.
Stress to perform at work goes home with males. At work, males act on an authority character type or go-along-to-get-along. Their character in work grows relative to their social position in their power relationships. Once home an alternative character type may emerge. Once authoritative at work, a male becomes more passive at home, and vice versa.
Losing contol in either work or home goes to being male in our society. Loss of power at work reflects on power relationships at home. Males may become authoritarian personalities at home following loss of employment.
If he tries living as an emotionally integrated, unified, whole person, he either becomes too soft or too harsh. If too harsh negative feedback may enrage him. Add alcohol and/or drugs to a males losses in the workplace and elsewhere, then homicide may follow in an instant of uncontrolled rage.
We might expect homicide rates to increase with population density, but we do not find so. Although an increasing population accounts for greater numbers of homicides, as we might expect. Income inequality has a greater influence over homicide than population density.
Two other points about home homicides involve poverty and divorce. More homicides occur in homes considered impoverished. Divorce also accounts as a significant variable for homicide. Combine both poverty plus divorce, then expect an outcome giving greater impetus to homicide occurring, overall.
Juvenile homicides perpetrated in crime-type homicides occur more often than conflict perpetrators involved in conflict-type homicides. Conflict homicides among juveniles also share similarities to nonfatal assaults than crime-related homicides. Whereas crime-type homicides show histories of prior delinquency, school failure, plus similarities to crime-related nonfatal crimes. Conflict-type homicides show more stressful life events occurring before commission of homicide. Conflict-type homicides show more similarities to non-fatal conflicts. We expect sibling homicides to occur in a large number of these homicides in homes.
At times, homicides occur outside of our homes, showing how overwhelming emotions spill into communities.
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