Statistics for Bottom Up approach

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Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
Schemas	bartlett 1932	100%
Marauder	an offender will go from their home base and commit crimes nearby	0%
Commuter	an offender will travel a distance from their home base before committing a crime	0%
Investigative Psychology	apply statistical procedures to the analysis of crime scene evidence	0%
	can be used to infer information about them	0%
Spatial Consistency	canter and gregory 1994	0%
Geographical profiling	data driven through scrutiny of evidence at the event	0%
	details of an event are matched against the database	0%
	develop a statistical database which acts as a baseline for comparison	0%
	dont try to hide identity	0%
criminal characteristics	establish patterns of behaviour that are likely to occur across crime scenes	0%
	forensic awareness	0%
	generalising from locations of linked crime scenes the likely operational base of the offender	0%
	good for all types of crime	0%
Evaluation	goodwill and alison 2006	0%
	have a crime range of as little as 2 miles	0%
	interpersonal coherance	0%
	location of crime scenes reflects the mental map	0%
	lundrigan and canter	0%
	mental map contains spatial information	0%
	more useful than timing	0%
Evaluation	must be careful to not be blinded to other possibilities	0%
	offender behaviour has hunting patterns	0%
	offenders prefer to operate in areas they know well	0%
Example	peter sutcliffe	0%
Circle Theory	proposes two models of offender behaviour	0%
	reveals important details about the offender	0%
	rossmo 1997	0%
	should be combined with other data from the crime scene	0%
	try to hide identity	0%
	wider application	0%
	wrongful arrest of colin stagg	0%