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Katherine Ramsland Ph.dPsychology Today |
Filling case holes with informed awareness can detect and repair bias.
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Why professionals who deal with extreme offenders seek their relatable side.
Here's why killers desperately seek other killers.
A new TV program shows how obsessions influenced Mark David Chapman’s acts.
The first female FBI profiler reveals her experience with behavioral analysis.
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The motives among murderers for self-termination are mixed.
A fascinating history of criminology appears to be embedded in objects.