Topics of this game:
- Investigators get the profile and find a suspect. The fifth step of crime scene analysis.
- When they arrest a suspect of a crime. Only happens 50% of the time. The sixth step of crime scene analysis.
- six steps to solving a crime scene.
- The scientific measurement of individual differences (personality and intelligence).
- individuals are asked to rate their actions or feelings in certain situations. A type of personality test.
- Individuals are asked to make a response to an ambiguous stimuli (ink-blot test). A type of personality test.
- measure an individual's ability to process information from their environment (IQ tests).
- Measures people's dispositions to behave in certain ways during certain situations (either objective or projective tests)
- social desirability, self-deception, mood, relevance to lifestyle, and bias.
- less active gray matter and brain activity, alcohol, traumatic brain injury, sociopath, and many personality disorders.
- monitors a person's physiological response to questions or statements. Also called a lie detector test.
- A murderer who has motivation and motives. They kill for thrill, sexual satisfaction, or dominance.
- Murdering a group of people in a short amount of time in close proximity.
- Power and control, missionary killers, visionary killers, or pleasure.
- Combined first three steps to create a profile to find suspects. The fourth step of crime scene analysis.
- The crime scene is reconstructed with the evidence. The third step of crime scene analysis.
- The evidence is arranged to find patterns. The second step of crime scene analysis.
- Collecting all evidence from a crime scene. The first step of crime scene analysis.
- Pathway for information to and from brain. Center for coordinating reflexes.
- The outer layer of the cerebrum.
- The back part of the brain that is in charge of motor control, balance, and coordination.
- The major organ of the nervous system.
