Bottom Up Approach 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCriminological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: FelicityAOliverCreated on: 13-02-23 13:21 How does the Bottom Up approach differ from the To Bottom Up does not start with fixed typologies. Instead it is 'data driven' 1 of 7 What is the aim of investigative psychology? To match details from the crime scene with statistical analysis and establish patterns of behaviour that are likley to occur. 2 of 7 What is Geographical Profiling? Investigators use info about location of linked crime scenes to try to identify the home or base of an offender. 3 of 7 What is Canter's circle theory? When the pattern of offending forms a circle around a 'centre of gravity,' (offender's home base.) 4 of 7 What are the two types of offender seen in Geograp The marauder- opperates in close proximity to their home The commuter- likley to have travelled 5 of 7 What is a stength of investigative psychology? Research support- Canter and Heritage 66 sexual assalt cases examined using smallest space analysis several behaviours identified as common eg. lack of reacion to the victim. 6 of 7 What is a strength of Geographical Profiling? Research support- Canter and Lundrigan 120 murder cases involving serial killers in US found spacial consistency- the disposal site of each body created a 'centre of gravity' 7 of 7
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