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| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Bruce Borkosky, Psy.D.U.S.
Available
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Any questions in the area of Forensic Psychology. I am not a criminologist nor an FBI Behavioral Analyst. "WHY" questions are particularly difficult to answer scientifically (i.e., why do people commit crimes?). | |
Paul Edward ZukowskiAvailable
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What`s in the minds of arsonists, rapists and murderers. I`m doing a research project related to sexual motivated serial criminals {aronist, rapist, & murders} I have reviewed the FBIs texts on the subject and am preparing a research purposal for them. | |
Jean M MahanU.S.
Available
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Mind games criminals play, how to spot lying, gang behavior, sex offenders, how to change criminal behavior, PTSD, sexual abusive victimization. |
Recent Answers
2012-01-12 Criminology v.s. Forensic pyschology:
Great going into psychology. To tell the absolute truth I don't really know the diff between forensics and criminal psychology. I dumb lucked into the whole thing. However I will tell you that my work
2011-12-16 Science project:
Hi Neleigh, thanks for your question. Try to identify as many characteristics about the person as possible -height, eyes, etc. Next, use three levels of questions - from hardest to easiest: 1. what
2011-11-20 Fascination with killers:
Hi Erlend. Thanks for your question. We are drawn to destruction in the same way we slow down to look at the aftermath of a car crash. We don't want to be the victim of either but we can't help but be
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