Canter - top down topology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCrininological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: helenCreated on: 04-02-14 20:58 describe the characteristics of a disorganised criminal moment of passion, using whatever is at hand, may leave more evidence at the scene, less intelligent 1 of 10 describe the characteristics of a organised criminal orderly, plan crime, use of restraints - total control, verbal approach with victims, leaves little evidence 2 of 10 what did Canter want to test the reliability of organised and disorganised criminals 3 of 10 what was the methodology content analysis using psychometric method of multi dimensional scaling, applied to 100 cases, 4 of 10 where did the 100 cases from published accounts of serial accounts in the USA, cross- checked with court reports, the 3rd crime of each criminal was researched 5 of 10 what was used to classify the crimes crime classification manual 6 of 10 what were the key results twice as many disorganised crimes scenes identified, suggesting disorganised crimes are easier to identify/ more common 7 of 10 what 2 key behaviours occurred in the organised crimes above chance and at what level body concealed 70% of cases, sexual activity occurred in 75% of cases 8 of 10 what were the results from small space analysis failed to separate 2 sets of variables 9 of 10 what did canter conclude there isn't really a distinctive disorganised or organised criminal 10 of 10
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