Question

1. which is a characteristic of an organized offender? a. older child in a family b. probably has a been relationship with someone c. meticulous d. chooses victims randomly
2. which is not a characteristic of an unorganized offender? ... a. low in their family birth order b. remains detached during the crime c. live alone d. adequate social skills
3. what disorder makes people want to pull out their hair? a. windigo syndrome b. b.i.i.d. c. fregoli delusion d. trichotillomania
4. a person who believes they are dead suffers from ...

a. cotards delusion b. stendhal syndrome c. windigo syndrome

1. true or false, criminal profiling is the act of developing a psychological profile of an offender based on the state of the crime scene?
2. true or false, sadism is the perverted act of enjoying pain inflicted upon yourself?
3. true or false, a masochist enjoys the perversion of delivering pain to an individual?
4. which is not a part of the triad effect ...

a. bedwetting b. parental abuse c. pyromania d. cruelty to animals

1. which of the following is not a cause of serious sociopathy? ...

a. peer rejection b. parental rejection c. societal rejection d. race rejection

1. in criminal profiling, what is an antecedent? ...

a. determining the type of body disposal the offender intended
b. determining the original motivation or plan the offender intended
c. illustrating the crime scene
d. collecting evidence

1. a profile is merely a modest - detailed sketch of an individual?

a. modest b. detailed

1. psychopaths have the ability to manipulate - empathize ones feelings?

a. manipulate b. empathize

1. the enjoyment of perverted behavior is scientifically known as ...

a. pedophilia b. omphalophilia c. paraphilia d. zygophilia

1. true or false, masochism is one of the few treatable acts of perversion?
2. true or false, when profiling the criminal mind, the post - offense behavior is to identify whether or not the offender intends to inject himself into the investigation?

Explanation:

1. Unorganized offenders typically have poor social skills, so adequate social skills are not their characteristic.
2. Trichtillomania is the disorder defined by compulsive hair-pulling.
3. Cotard's Delusion is the condition where a person believes they are dead.
4. Criminal profiling uses crime scene evidence to build an offender's psychological profile, so this is true.
5. Sadism is deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on others, not oneself, so this is false.
6. Masochists enjoy receiving pain, not delivering it, so this is false.
7. The Macdonald Triad includes bedwetting, pyromania, and cruelty to animals; parental abuse is not part of it.
8. Peer, parental, and societal rejection are linked to sociopathy; race rejection is not a recognized cause.
9. In criminal profiling, an antecedent refers to the offender's original motivation or intended plan.
10. A criminal profile is a modest sketch, not a fully detailed one, as it is based on limited evidence.
11. Psychopaths are known for their ability to manipulate others' feelings, not empathize.
12. Paraphilia is the scientific term for enjoyment of perverted/atypical sexual behavior.
13. Necrophilia is a paraphilia that is extremely difficult to treat, so this is true.
14. Post-offense behavior in profiling includes whether the offender inserts themselves into the investigation, so this is true.

Answer:

1. d. adequate social skills
2. d. Trichtillomania
3. a. Cotard's Delusion
4. True
5. False
6. False
7. b. parental abuse
8. d. race rejection
9. b. determining the original motivation or plan the offender intended
10. a. modest
11. a. manipulate
12. c. paraphilia
13. True
14. True