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Offender profilling
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What is one strength of investigative psychology?
Evidence
supports its use
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Who conducted an analysis of 66 sexual assault cases?
David Canter
and
Rupert Heritage
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What method was used to analyze the sexual assault cases?
Smallest space analysis
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What common behaviors were identified in the analysis of sexual assault cases?
Impersonal language
and lack of
reaction
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What does 'case linkage' refer to in investigative psychology?
Establishing if
offences
were by the same person
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What principle of investigative psychology is supported by the analysis?
People are
consistent
in their behavior
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What is a counterpoint to the strength of case linkage?
It depends on the
database
of solved crimes
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What is a limitation of case linkage mentioned in the text?
It may tell us little about
unsolved crimes
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What is another strength of investigative psychology mentioned?
Evidence supports
geographical profiling
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Who collated information from 120 murder cases involving serial killers?
Samantha Lundrigan
and
David Canter
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What did smallest space analysis reveal about serial killers?
Spatial consistency
in their behavior
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What does the 'centre of gravity' refer to in geographical profiling?
The
location
of
body disposal sites
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How does the location of body disposal sites relate to the offender's base?
The base is located in the center of the
pattern
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What is more noticeable for offenders who travel short distances?
The
circular effect
around their
home base
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What does geographical profiling help identify?
An
offender
based on geographical information
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What is a limitation of geographical profiling mentioned in the text?
It may rely on the quality of
police data
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What is the 'dark figure of crime'?
Crimes not reported to the
police
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What percentage of crimes are estimated to not be reported to police?
75%
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What do critics claim is important in creating a profile besides geographical data?
Timing of the
offence
and
offender's
age
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What does the text suggest about geographical information alone?
It may not always lead to successful
captures
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