Offender Profiling - Forensic Psychology [AQA ALevel]

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[@lilyredman3257]

SUCH GOOD TIMING KEEP THEM COMING!!

[@PsychBoost]

Bio is uploaded, scheduled for mid-day Monday!

[@AnushkaMadathil]

hi, do you know how many evaluation points I need, for like let's say a 16 marker essay or just in general for each topic

[@epizon8862]

For a 16 marker it is usually 4 evaluation points. They can be all strengths or all weaknesses as long as you back them up with reasoning. For 4 marks per evaluation point I’d suggest searching up the PEEL approach: point, explanation, evaluation, link. Hope this helps :)

[@ThePodcastClipperW]

its actually only 3 only put 4 if your 3 are very brief and undetailed

[@alisiajennings861]

This video contains so much information that is valuable for all students.

[@nabiltakeover2786]

This was really helpful, thanks

[@haze1119]

Any chance of doing cognition and development too please?

[@dinorabehrami7534]

Could you please upload cognition and development for paper 3 AQA revision

[@emw4472]

is the ao3 in this video enough to get us full marks in a 16 marker please?

[@mattype1488]

Ive been assessed twice by forensics 😅

[@Unique-raps]

LLB in law and joining the police 🚔. But im interested in learning more about the psychology of a killer. Could anyone recommend a good course please? It's good to know the enemy

[@alisharahman2709]

First thing would be seeing them as people not enemies. You're not fighting a war and you have the authoritative power.

[@Unique-raps]

@@alisharahman2709 I get that. I was a criminal and drug addict before I was military or a uni student. I also come from a rather large crime family. Wagons and drugs mostly, but the question still stands... what's a good course?

[@abithurlow5357]

Maybe search a bit into psychopathology? Alongside forensic psych :)

[@sayedroohy3694]

Sir, thanks for such wonderful video .. it was very helpful... I have a ... See here is a casee 2 boys of age 25 were fighting .. then accidentally .. one of them died... And the person .. killed .. he freaked out .. about going to be jailed .... He hides his friends Body somewhere...... and cleans all blood.and try to making everything like it never happened...

[@thatonekidweallknow]

Great video, really. But at 8.22, theack of apostrophe for the possessive "Persons" and random apostrophe for "schema's" is annoying lol

[@ethanlandolfi-harrison1338]

How you complaining over an apostrophe?

[@amyclarke41]

yooo