> Weekly Question 1: Organized vs Disorganized Offender
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>> What is the difference between an organized and a disorganized offender?
>> Based on your knowledge of serial offenders, select one famous offender
>> and
>> support your position as to why he or she should be categorized as
>> organized or disorganized.
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>> Weekly Question 2: Profiling
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>> What is the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of psychological profiling?
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>> 150 words each question…two references per question. Submit as separate
>> word documents.
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>> apa formatting
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>> NB: quality work is a must
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>> use also the attached material as a reference
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>> *Written Assignment *
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>> Must be 100% original, Must pass plagiarism, Must have citations, Must
>> have
>> references, Must be in APA format
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>> *Take *the role of an investigator conducting behavioral profiling.
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>> *Prepare* a 1,400 words case assessment guidebook that identifies and
>> describes specific components you would use in building a criminal
>> profile
>> for use with a type of or series of crimes for presenting in court.
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>> *Develop *your guidebook in a prioritized order for categories of
>> evidence
>> you will employ in the profile construction.
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>> *Include *your rationale for each category’s inclusion and
>> prioritization.
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>> *Format* your guidebook consistent with APA guidelines.
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>> use subtitles
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>> have four credible references.
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>> I have attached helpful material

preview of the answer..

As explained by Shone & Spender (2008), criminal profiling is widely used by law enforcement institutions (such as courts) to solve criminal cases. Criminal profiling is defined as the use of available information about crime to sketch a profile of a suspected offender. The significance of criminal profiling is based on the assumption that a suspected criminal with specific attributes is likely to be behind a given crime. The rationale in this idea is that the behavior of an individual reflects his or her personality. In this regard, it becomes extremely …

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