Evidence of Criminal Skill May Be Thought of as a Function

question 19

Multiple Choice

Evidence of criminal skill may be thought of as a function of offender_________ and_________.

• A) MO, signature
• B) Planning, motive,
• C) Planning, precautionary acts
• D) Precautionary acts, opportunistic elements

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Definitions:

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a mental health disorder characterized by repetitive, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and compulsive behaviors performed to alleviate stress.

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