Clinical-psychopathologic and cross-cultural aspects of criminal aggression in forensic-psychiatric practice
191 subjects with psychic disorders, who had commited aggressive unlawful actions in Bjurjatia Republic, underwent forensic-psychiatric investigation. 97 subjects without psychic disorders had commited analogous unlawful acts. The character of psychopathologic disorders and the correlations with socio-psychologic factors is described. Two main mechanisms of socio-psychologic personal regulation through cognitive and affective-willed sphere of psychic action are shown. Their different predominance in two ethnical subpopulations (Slavonic and Bjurjatic) is shown too. Their correlation with peculiarities of psychopathologic disorder which influence social adaptation of persons of persons with psychic disorders is ascertained.