Psychological process theorists view the law as an unchanging entity that is perfectly capable of distinguishing between criminals and noncriminals.

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Psychological process theorists believe that the law and its application are influenced by human cognition, emotions, and social interactions, which means they see the law as a dynamic entity that may not always perfectly distinguish between criminals and noncriminals.

Psychological Process Theorists View the Law as an Unchanging Entity