01683nam a2200301Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001700071020001500088035002000103040007100123042000800194050002400202082002400226100002800250245010300278260006300381300002800444490003300472504006600505505058700571650004401158650005701202650003101259650005901290700003201349281092OCoLC20160527200111.0050909s2006    dcua     b    001 0 eng    a  2005026517  a1591473926  a(OCoLC)61500015  aDLCcDLCdBAKERdC#PdIXAdYDXCPdOCLCQdMUQdBTCTAdPULdYUSdLMR  apcc00aHV8073.5b.H53 200600a363.258bH6311c2221 aHicks, Scotia J.2Local10aCriminal profilingbdeveloping an effective science and practicecScotia J. Hicks, Bruce D. Sales.  aWashington, DCbAmerican Psychological Associationcc2006.  ax, 293 p.bill.c27 cm. 0aLaw and public policy2Local  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 259-272) and indexes.0 aThe roots of modern profiling -- Profiling today -- Current nonscientific models of profiling -- Problems with nonscientific profiling models -- The current model of scientific profiling -- Problems with the scientific model of profiling -- The future of profiling -- From goals to theory -- Crime scene evidence -- Offender characteristics : the constructs of motives, personality, and behavior -- Motive and behavior -- Personality and behavior -- A scientific model of profiling -- Steps toward testing a scientific model of profiling -- Conclusion: recommendations for practice. 0aCriminal behavior, Prediction of2Local 6aEnquêtes criminellesxAspect psychologique.2Local 6aProfilage criminel.2Local 0aCriminal investigation.xPsychological aspects.2Local1 aSales, Bruce Dennis.2Local