Maniacs refer to individuals suffering from mental illness. Psychologists disagree on the nature of their violent tendencies. But there are factors that most often become a mechanism that pushes a person to murder.
Instructions
Step 1
Childhood psychological trauma. Socialization of the individual begins with the family. If at the initial stages of formation the child finds himself in a negative environment, his development is going wrong. An inferiority complex most often develops in a child due to the fact that parents demand a lot from him. They want to raise a child prodigy, but the baby does not live up to expectations. He is constantly punished, scolded, shouted. At school, he becomes the object of ridicule, as he is afraid to answer the teacher and remains silent. All this gives rise to hatred of people in him. He finds a way to take revenge on the offenders through violence. Later, already an adult maniac simply cannot stop, starting to kill everyone who does not like him.
Step 2
Problems with the opposite sex. The main factor shaping the idea of sex is associated with the first experiences in this area. If they fail, it leaves an imprint on a lifetime. Many maniacs experienced difficulties in communicating with the opposite sex, which led them first to a state of embarrassment and indignation, and then gave rise to rage and a desire for revenge. If a person was sexually abused in adolescence, it is possible that in the future he will try this model on his future partners. So, there is a possibility that he will begin to enjoy, repeating the actions that were once performed on him.
Step 3
"R-complex". There is a theory that people become maniacs because of the different structure of the brain. Paleopsychologists say that the mind controls the primitive brain. For some people, the latter gets out of control and begins to direct the actions of a person. Then the individual acquires the motives of the behavior of the great ape and ceases to moderate his anger, pouring it out on those around him.
Step 4
Physical injury. Speaking about physiology, it is important to note that a person who was previously absolutely normal can become a maniac. He could get a brain injury, damage one of his zones, which are responsible for the correct perception of reality. Most maniacs lack the instinct of self-preservation, fear, aversion to blood. They are like two-year-olds stuck at this stage, ready to smash and break. When it comes to physical trauma, it is worth mentioning that external deformity, however small, can sometimes also indicate a person's propensity for cruelty. He was probably teased and humiliated for his lack, as a result of which his self-esteem fell, and the desire to assert himself through others increased.
Step 5
Extraordinary imagination. Talented and creative people often become maniacs. They are looking for ways to expand their consciousness, trying to get to the bottom of what is happening. For them, a person is like the mechanism of a clock that needs to be disassembled to see what is inside. Most of the maniacs were excellent artists, musicians, and connoisseurs of fine cuisine.
