Criminal Psychology Topic 2 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCriminal PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Aoise HaranCreated on: 21-06-17 16:19 What 2 motives are there behind forensic analysis? Catch criminals by identifying suspects and catch the right criminal 1 of 15 Charleton interviewed fingerprint analysts and found 3 main motives, what were they? Rewards, hope and need for closure on cases 2 of 15 What is one major problem with finger print analysis? The information on a case can distract a person meaning it can be open to bias 3 of 15 In the key research how many fingerprint experts took part? 70 4 of 15 What were the 2 conditions given? Low emotion (forgery) and high emotion (murder) 5 of 15 After the analysis they were asked 4 things what were they? Whether mark was match 6 of 15 After the analysis they were asked 4 things what were they? Whether mark was not a match 7 of 15 After the analysis they were asked 4 things what were they? Whether mark was insufficient 8 of 15 After the analysis they were asked 4 things what were they? Insufficient detail to establish identity 9 of 15 How many participants read the crime details before analysis? 57 10 of 15 What percentage in each condition felt affected? 52% in high emotion and 6% in low emotion 11 of 15 Was there a difference found between the contexts decisions made? No 12 of 15 There are 2 ways to reduce error what are they? Combating expectation & combating circular reasoning and bias 13 of 15 In combating expectation, what was entailed? Initial analysis of latent mark should be done in isolation from comparison print 14 of 15 In combating circular reasoning and bias what was entailed? There should be 6 prints, one real print and 5 filler prints 15 of 15
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