What drives someone to become a mass murderer? ifoundmo explains.
lack strategies to deal with emotional regulation . We also know that emotions continue with a vengeance until the source of the frustration is identified and a response is taken to reduce the emotional distress. You probably know what I mean if you’ve ever punched a wall when you were angry. In the mind of the killer, murder may be the emotion-reduction strategy of choice.When we invest effort in something we usually do it for a payoff.
and tolerate waiting, accomplish more in life, get better jobs, and are healthier and wealthier than individuals who lack self-control.However, some of us never properly learned that deferral of satisfaction usually results in more beneficial outcomes. When murder is committed, there is little delay in gratification. There may be intricate planning, but once the killer commits to action, the results are almost instantaneous and satisfying for those who hate to wait.
Regardless, when we feel competent, we are energized by the assessments of our values and abilities. Accounts of many psychopaths, murderers, andrarely show a pattern of traditional competence and the associated recognition for their achievements. Killers are often described as loners with a lengthy pattern of disrespect and little recognition from others—until of course, they’ve committed unthinkable crimes. Then, almost instantly, the previously anguished killer is globally recognized.
Psychologists refer to the process of getting even as the principle of reciprocity, whereby individuals feel obligated to respond in kind when they believe others have treated them in a certain way. Usually, this means doing a favor for someone that has helped you, or giving a gift to someone who has given you a gift, but in the mind of the criminal, it means taking your frustration out on others.
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