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Behavior
Research from City University of New York provides new data on behavior
June 14th, 2008
"Three categories of crime-scene behaviors (violence, interpersonal involvement, and criminal sophistication) among a group of 22 serial and 22 single-victim rapists were studied," scientists in the United States report. "Findings indicate that serial rapists were more likely to display a higher level of criminally sophisticated behaviors to avoid detection, whereas single-victim rapists were more likely to behave violently and engage in some form of interpersonal involvement with their victims," wrote J. Park and colleagues, City University of New York. The researchers concluded: "Implications of these findings for investigation and for...
Source: Law & Health Weekly (2008-06-14)
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