bottom up approach Flashcards

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what is the bottom up approach consisted of

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  • investigative psychology
  • geographical profiling
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what is the aim of investigative psychology

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  • identify patterns of behaviour that occurs across several crime scenes
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what can investigative psycholoogy reveal within a crime

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  • important details about the offender
  • the offenders home
  • wether some crimes are linked
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what is a modus operandi ?

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the manner in the way the offender carries out a crime

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what is interpersonal coherence

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the way the offender interacts with the crime or victim may reflect on how they act in real life

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what is geographical profiling?

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a method used to infere the home base of the offender by using locations of linked crimes

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what is the processes of geographical profiling

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  • using data from investigative psychology to make hypotheses of the modus operandi of the criminal
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whats the centre of gravity within geographical profiling

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the social behaviour pattern of the offender that likely includes the home base, in the middle of the social pattern

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who created the circle theory?

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david canter

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what s the circle theory?

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made up of two components of offending behaviour

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whats a mauderer

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an offender who operates close to home and keeps their identity hidden

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whats a commuter

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an offender that operates away from home and will not try to hide their identity

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whats a strength for the approach

evidence for investigative psyhology

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  • evidence supports investigative psychology
  • canter(90) used small space analysis on 65 sexual assult cases, several characterisitcs were common within
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whats a strength of the approach

evidence for geographical profiling

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  • evidence supports geographical profiling
  • canter(01) got evidnece from 120 serial killer murders using small space analysis
  • the body disposals creayed a center of gravity that lead to the offender
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why does the approach have scientific basis

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as it is based on objective ideas and uses artificial intelligence

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why does tgheapproach have wider applicaction

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as it can be used in any crimes not just murder or rape

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why has the approach got mixed reviews

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  • the approach has mixed effectivness
  • copson (95) surveyed 48 forces and found profiling to be useful in 83% of cases but only 3% lead to an accurate id of the offender
18
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whats the problem with people fitting the profile for the offender

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fitting the profile isnt proof of guilt
as this is still subjective it wil still be hard to get the exact offender just through the approach alone