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Psychische Störungen und Gewaltneigung

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Ereignisse wie der absichtlich herbeigeführte Absturz der Germanwings-Maschine im März 2015 und die Amokläufe in München im Juli 2016, Münster im April 2018 und Hanau im Februar 2020, deren Täter im Vorfeld psychisch erkrankt gewesen sein sollen (s. Kap. 16, Amok und School shooting), ließen den Eindruck entstehen, dass psychisch kranke Menschen mitunter zu besonders schweren Gewalttaten neigen. Tatsächlich wird nur eine sehr kleine Minderheit von psychisch erkrankten Menschen gewalttätig. Die weit überwiegende Mehrheit von Menschen mit schweren psychischen Störungen begeht keine kriminellen Handlungen.

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