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Norm Commitment as a Link Between ‘Dark’ Personality and Norm Violation
‘Dark’ personality traits predict criminal action, yet the underlying mechanism remains underspecified. We propose legal norm commitment (LNC) – an affectively anchored inner bond to the law – as an underlying mechanism. Based in a criminal-psychological action theory, LNC is assumed to build on (a)
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