Exam 22: Serial Crime

A cooling-off period refers to the interval during which offenders psychologically disconnect, separate, or compartmentalize themselves from the behaviors and motives that led to or culminated in homicidal behavior and then reintegrate back into their noncriminal lives and activities.

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Question 21

A husband who rapes in order to assert control over his wife who is defying his command is an example of what type of rapist?

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Question 22

Which of the following is true regarding the offender's departure strategy?

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Question 23

Good suspects are most commonly brought to light in a serial investigation via which of the following mechanisms?

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Question 24

Criminal profilers and criminal profiles do not typically solve cases. They inform investigative processes and decisions that lead detectives to suspects.

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A cooling-off period refers to the interval during which offenders psychologically disconnect, separate, or compartmentalize themselves from the behaviors and motives that led to or culminated in homicidal behavior and then reintegrate back into their noncriminal lives and activities.

A husband who rapes in order to assert control over his wife who is defying his command is an example of what type of rapist?

Which of the following is true regarding the offender's departure strategy?

Good suspects are most commonly brought to light in a serial investigation via which of the following mechanisms?

Criminal profilers and criminal profiles do not typically solve cases. They inform investigative processes and decisions that lead detectives to suspects.

A History of Criminal Profiling

Criminal Profiling: Science, Logic, and Cognition

Alternative Methods of Criminal Profiling

Forensic Psychology, Forensic Psychiatry, and Criminal Profiling

An Introduction to Behavioral Evidence Analysis

An Introduction to Crime Scene Analysis

Forensic Victimology

Sexual Deviance

Sexual Asphyxia

False Reports

An Introduction to Crime Reconstruction

Crime Scene Characteristics

Interpreting Motive

Case Linkage: Offender Modus Operandi and Signature

Cyberpatterns: Criminal Behavior on the Internet

Fire and Explosives: Behavioral Aspects

Inferring Offender Characteristics

Psychopathy and Sadism

Sex Crimes

Domestic Homicide

Mass Murder

Understanding and Interviewing Terrorists

Ethics and the Criminal Profiler

Criminal Profiling on Trial

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