Forensic Psychology Crossword Puzzle

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PROFILING: A behavioural and analytical tool to help predict characteristics of an offender.
LOMBROSO: Who identified facial characteristics associated with different types of crime.
TOP DOWN: Start with a per-existing template and work down.
EUGENICS: Movement that suggested that those with undesirable human traits should not be able to pass on their genetics.
ATAVISTIC: Genetic throwbacks
ORGANISED: Type of offender who shows evidence of planning and targets the victim.
SURVEYS: Could be victim or offender to record number of crimes.
CRIME: An act committed in violation of the law.
DISORGANISED: Type of offender who shows little evidence of planning and leaves clues.
INVESTIGATIVE: A form of profiling that matches details from the crime scene with statistical analysis of typical offender.
OFFICIAL STATISTICS: Government records of the total number of crimes reported to the police.
GEOGRAPHICAL: A form of profiling based on the principle of spatial consistency.
BOTTOM UP: Profilers work up from evidence collected from the crime scene.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

profiling: a behavioural and analytical tool to help predict characteristics of an offender.
lombroso: who identified facial characteristics associated with different types of crime.
top down: start with a per-existing template and work down.
eugenics: movement that suggested that those with undesirable human traits should not be able to pass on their genetics.
atavistic: genetic throwbacks
organised: type of offender who shows evidence of planning and targets the victim.
surveys: could be victim or offender to record number of crimes.
crime: an act committed in violation of the law.
disorganised: type of offender who shows little evidence of planning and leaves clues.
investigative: a form of profiling that matches details from the crime scene with statistical analysis of typical offender.
official statistics: government records of the total number of crimes reported to the police.
geographical: a form of profiling based on the principle of spatial consistency.
bottom up: profilers work up from evidence collected from the crime scene.