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Among the many investigations in the field of criminal behavior there is to be found but little material on the expressed attitudes of the 'criminal himself. For this we are dependent chiefly upon a few biographies and scattered references in individual case studies. From recent psychoanalytic researches, insight is gained into the underlying mechanisms of criminal behavior in terms of emotional conflicts originating for the most part in disturbances of the so-called libidinal relationships within the family.2 But this material is accessible only through the highly technical methods of psychoanalysis. From most of the sociological studies, on the other hand, unsuccessful family and community relationships and poor work habits, viewed externally, emerge as associated with criminal conduct and with recidivism.3

Some Differences in Attitudes between Groups of Repeating Criminals and of First Offenders