Serial Killer known for driving an orange bug?
Who is Ted Bundy?
This job focuses on a criminal's mental state, behaviors, and motives.
What is a criminal psychologist?
Violent criminals typically have higher or lower self-esteem than average?
What is higher self esteem?
Criminological theories focus on...
What is explaining the cause of crime?
What type of offenders make up the majority of inmates in federal prison?
What are drug offenders?
Female serial killer known for axe wielding..
Who is Lizzie Borden?
The minimum education to become a criminal psychologist requires..
What is a Master's Degree in Psychology?
People with little to no conscience?
What is a psychopath?
Theory that rationalizes people commit crime based on stress or pressure..
What is Strain Theory?
The surgery thought to cure criminals was..
What is a lobotomy?
John Wayne Gacy's famous nickname was..
What is Pogo/Patches The Clown?
Places a Victim Advocate can find work?
What is a hospital, court system, social services office, or correctional facility?
People with a limited ability to feel remorse?
What is a sociopath?
Theory that a criminal makes a decision after weighing the risks and benefits..
What is Rational Choice Theory?
Serial Killer with the most known kills in the U.S...
Who is Samuel Little?
Beccaria advocated for what regarding punishment of a criminal?
What is certainty?
The 4 main roles of a psychologist in the legal system..
What is clinical, experimental, actuarial, or advisory?
This disorder is commonly connected to criminal behavior and is known for having intense highs and lows
What is Bipolar Disorder?
Biosocial theories emphasize the interaction between..
What are biological and environmental factors?
50% of false convictions are attributed to..
What are Eyewitness Testimonies?
The popular-term coined by Edwin Sutherland describing privileged criminals is..
What is white-collar crime/criminal?
Forensic Psych is Concerned With...
What is the connection between the legal system and the application of psychology within it?
What has been documented in the brains of individuals with Antisocial Personality Disorder?
What is slower alpha wave activity?
The three major types of biosocial criminological theories consist of..
What is retributive, restorative, and rehabilitation theory?
The three components of "The Triad" are..
What is animal torture, bed wetting, and pyromania?