Crime, Developmental Mental Maturity, Personality Traits, and MJS Triangulation


Crime, Developmental Mental Maturity, Personality Traits, and MJS Triangulation

Part I

While drinking my coffee this morning, I stumbled upon a cyber-organization using a sample framework of the maturity model, as part of my research sample of a single community in the S.W. United States.

Developmentally, the maturity model holds great significance as aligned with adaptation theory, informing successful outcomes, as does developmental and personality theories.

This literature utilizes developmental theories, cognitive theory of mind, emotional intelligence, and computer forensic knowledge as to inform outcomes.

We academically and professionally know about dark personality traits (DPT), as adaptively skewed, in business as informants of: narcissism, Machiavellian ism, and behavioral psychosis.

When DPT (narcissism, psychopathy, & Machiavellian-ism) triangulate, as a research method, one can inductively predict, using sample data results, of a statistically computed confidence interval, negative marginalization outcomes.  

There are quite a few variables, as inner correlates of outcomes, as ‘Heidegger-informed’ of trait-ism as computational influence, or CI.

Disclosure: contextually, this work intends to inform current literature on antecedents to criminal behavior, as forensics, and psychological profiling of dark personality traits (DPT) in milieus. Inductively, this literature also informs, as thick skin, to yield security outcomes that scale beyond a single community in avoidance of marginalization (Elliott, 2018).

Stay Tuned for Part II


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