生涯犯罪人的社会互动

Career Criminals’ Social Interaction

生涯犯罪人在社会互动中所形成的社会认同和自我认同对其犯罪生涯持续具有显著影响。他们在与身边非特定关系人、用工单位领导与同事、婚恋对象及其家人等社会成员的互动中感受到社会排斥,而他们的不断犯罪、不听规劝、拒绝改正又使其家人由最初的劝阻、摇摆最终转向彻底绝望和完全放弃。社会和家庭对生涯犯罪人的"合理"排斥与"无奈"放弃,使这个群体被动退出正常社会并主动投向"灰色圈子",成为以犯罪为生的"惯犯群体"中的一员。社会成员和生涯犯罪人间的互动过程已经成为一个"互为因果""相互伤害"的死循环。

The social identity and self-identity formed by career criminals during their social interaction with others have a significant impact on whether they will continue to offend. They feel socially excluded when interacting with ordinary people, employers, colleagues, ones dating for marriage or their family members. In the meantime, their repeated crimes, disobedience to persuasion and refusal to change have caused their family members to change from dissuading and swaying at first to complete disappointment and and giving up at last. The “reasonable” rejection and “helpless” giving up of the society and their families made this group of people passively withdraw from the normal society and actively turn to the “gray circle”, becoming one of “repeat offenders” who make a living by crimes. The interaction process between the society and career criminals has become an endless loop of “mutual cause and effect” and “mutual harm”.