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BEJARANO GERKE, Guiomar. Premeditaron throug the perspective of psychology. Revista de Psicologia [online]. 2014, n.11, pp.77-91. ISSN 2223-3032.

This research aims to be an analysis of the factors that may be relevant when analyzing the thought process that may have had who have come to commit a crime against life from the point of view from the psychology. While the Bolivian law has several characterizations or descriptions to differentiate the behavior of the person and to classify and the investigation proceeds and the respective judgment, psychology can, from different perspectives, it can provide an additional sepárate analysis of possible human factors various kinds, whether situational, from the role of victim behavior, than previously planned to fact, of the actor's personal factors (personality, emotions, affections, etc.). The legal psychology has been proposing different theories on how to address the planning of an event that may have a person who commits a crime against life. One is that posed by Lempp R. (1989) through his theory called "Escape forward" and another theory called "I-lili Climbing" (Simons, 1988), which both show the possibility ofwhatcan be misleading reactionto an unexpected situation where you are going and escalating violence spirals out of control and what theoretically planned far one can predict, but the reality may surprise the actor himself. The work is a theoretical study of reflective nature that collects a number of ideas and concepts for premeditated crimes against life, forthe analysis of the issue could be the basis or starting point for the theory of crime from the right and / or to complement the topics to explore during the investigation in the preparatory stage or even to give more information to the judge at the time of fixing it.

Palavras-chave : Premeditated murder; legal psychology; criminal law; analysis.

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