Mass Murder
Murderous Minds
Solving Crime
General Psychology
US Tourist Attractions
100
an event involving the shooting (not necessarily but could result in death) of 4 or more people
mass murder ; spree killing
100
someone who commits 3 or more murders over an extended period with cooling off periods in between
serial killer
100
stains which result after blood flies through the air and lands on something, resulting in a “splatter”
a. impact
b. passive
c. transfer
a. impact
100
In the mental iceberg, which of these is underwater?
a. unconscious mind
b. conscious mind
a. unconscious mind
100
In what state is the Statue of Liberty?
New York
200
After keeping journals of who they wanted to harm, two friends Dylan and Eric killed 13 people at their high school
a. Robb Elementary Ulvade shooting
b. Sandy Hook Elementary shooting
c. Columbine shooting
d. Santa Monica shooting
c. Columbine shooting
200
He was a cult leader who led a group of Californians, who he called his family, and persuaded them to commit murders in the 1970s. He was obsessed with The Beatles.
Manson (Charles Manson)
200
Which of these has increased magazine capacity and is easier to reload?
a. revolver
b. automatic
b. automatic (& semi automatic)
200
The definition of Psychology is "The scientific study of behavior and mental processes" but the definition used to be:
a. The expression of the mind
b. The study of the soul
c. Holistic health
b. The study of the soul
200
Where is the Golden Gate Bridge?
(California) San Francisco, California
300
What is the phenomena called when other people see a violent act and decide to do the same thing?
Copycat (copycat phenomena)
300
a brain disorder; the name comes from the Greek meaning “split” and “mind”
schizophrenia
300
The 8 steps to solving a crime are:
1. ____________ , 2. Prevent contamination, 3. Gather and document evidence, 4. Process the evidence, 5. Gather the suspects, 6. Link evidence and suspects, 7. _____________, and 8. Prove in court
1. secure the scene
7. conclusions
300
Underlying motivations that push you to act or influences what you do
a. personality
b. behavior
a. personality
300
Where is the Lincoln Memorial?
Washington DC
400
happens over and over
recurring (serial is also acceptable)
400
the time in between murders when serial killers appear to be “normal”
the mask of sanity
400
This effect came from when people were shown Disneyland brochures containing Bugs Bunny, they ended up believing that they saw Bugs Bunny at Disneyland. (also called false memories)
Bunny (the bunny effect)
400
Freud believed that personality had 3 parts. What are they?
Id, Ego, Superego
400
Where is Walt Disney World?
(florida) Orlando, Florida
500
a person who tries to influence legislators
lobbyist
500
The 5 types of schizophrenia are: paranoid, disorganized, catatonic, undifferentiated, and
A. secluded
B. delusional
C. residual
D. organized
C. residual
500
The officer who makes sure you stay under house arrest is called a ________________?
probation officer (PO)
500
In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which of these is at the bottom of the pyramid.
a. Love and belonging
b. Safety
c. Physiological
d. Self-actualization
e. Esteem
c. Physiological
500
In which state is the San Antonio River Walk?
Texas