Criminal Profiling by Richard N. Kocsis

Criminal Profiling by Richard N. Kocsis

This is the academic treatment rather than the popular one: what criminal profiling actually claims to do, what the evidence says about whether it works, and how the different national traditions developed.

Kocsis collects contributions covering the FBI's behavioural approach, British investigative psychology, geographic profiling, statistical models, and the use of profiles in court. Several chapters are directly critical of the field's claims, which is what makes the volume useful rather than promotional.

A university-level reference for students of forensic psychology and criminology.

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