Guilty prisoners attack one another, but not the authority figures. They believe and respect the authority figures such as guards over their peers. The guilty men tend to follow leaders or become parts of mobs, gangs or groups. They multiply their power by association with others. At the same time, they hide their individual identities by being part of a crowd.
Guilty prisoners are usually addictive types of persons.
Most are gamblers who are ridiculously superstitious. To most of them sports are not sport, it's gambling and their particular superstition might be that if they eat potato chips during the game, their team will win. Perhaps they learn slowly or reject the lessons presented to them. Related to the previous trait is the irrational, often self-damaging tendency of many guilty persons to substitute grand, dangerous responses for simple straightforward ones. Many guilty persons deal with problems by preferring very extreme reactions.