Criminal Behavior and Mental Health is an academic journal dedicated to exploring the relationship between mental states and criminal behavior. We eagerly look forward to original research materials on this topic, aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of the psychological mechanisms behind criminal behavior. The core focus of the magazine is how mental state affects an individual's criminal behavior, and how criminal behavior in turn affects an individual's mental health. We encourage researchers to approach from multiple perspectives, including but not limited to psychology, sociology, law, and other fields, to jointly uncover the mysteries of this complex network of relationships.

In addition, we attach great importance to the study of criminal entry and exit routes, that is, how individuals can detach from criminal behavior and how to prevent potential criminal behavior. We believe that by delving into these issues, we can better understand the nature of criminal behavior and provide stronger evidence for prevention and treatment.