Profiling
Introduction and Eyewitness
Crime Prevention
Mental Health and Rehabilitation
Wild
100
The main location of the crime.
What is the primary crime scene?
100
Believing the interviewer knows more than them, and not realizing they may be misled makes eyewitnesses more susceptible to this.
What are leading questions?
100
This is what prevention should focus on to be effective.
What are risk factors?
100
These disorders can lead to a lack of empathy and shallow emotions.
What are Psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder?
100
This is the smallest country in the world.
What is Vatican City?
200
Behavioural Evidence Analysis involves this type of reasoning.
What is deductive?
200
She was the major researcher who observed the unreliability of eye witness testimony through her car experiments.
Who is Elizabeth Loftus?
200
Crime prevention is an intersection between forensic psychology and this branch of psychology.
What is Social Psychology?
200
This role of a forensic psychiatrist involves an analysis of the offender that may be used by a judge or jury in their verdict.
What is diagnosis?
200
Double Points available.
The two songs in this mashup.
What are Die Young, and What Makes You Beautiful?
300
The motivation for committing a crime.
What is a Signature Aspect?
300
The second stage of memory, where we keep and maintain the encoded information.
What is storage?
300
Focus on motivating positive behaviour through positive reinforcement, or anti-bullying programs are examples of this type of prevention.
What is school-based prevention?
300
Avoiding crime after having previously committed a crime.
What is desistence?
300
“The earth is littered with the ruins of empires that believed they were ______”
What is eternal?
400
The third step of Behavioural Evidence Analysis.
What is analyzing the crime scene characteristics?
400
This is our tendency to to struggle to remember other information due to the presence of a weapon.
What is weapon focus?
400
Risk factors can manifest within friends, school, neighbourhood, the individual, and this.
What is family?
400
These are the three social factors that reduce your chance of reoffending. (all 3 needed)
What are Marriage, Employment, and Peers?
400
This instrumental.
What is tipsy?
500
If the selection of victim was targeted, there was a trophy of the crime taken, and there were weapons or props brought to the scene, the crime is this.
What is organized?
500
The fact that memory fills in the gaps of things we didn't necessarily observe is part of how memory is this.
What is reconstructive?
500
Nurse visiting programs for young mothers resulted in a reduction in this for the first two years.
What is physical abuse and neglect?
500
"It probably didn't even hurt that much" is an example of this technique of neutralization.
What is Denial of Injury?
500
Who is Tadashi?