The following are questions based on the introductory chapter (by Gareth Norris) of our guiding text on "Criminal Profiling." Question 1

List the assumptions (that you can think of) that you make in your prior understanding of this discipline? (Make sure that you address how you can eliminate the assumptions made.)

Question 2

Explain what the "profiling tree" looks like to you now (cf. page 8 from our reading of the introductory chapter)?(Be as detailed as possible in your response.)

Question 3

On page 10 of our introductory reading it states:"For a historical review to be of any practical utility, the conclusion to it must therefore be able to also provide a snapshot of the current position and its likely future directions."

Question 4

What does this signify in the context of "Criminal Profiling" as a product of teamwork?