Success in the Recognition and Collection of Physical Evidence Is

question 26

Multiple Choice

Success in the recognition and collection of physical evidence is determined primarily by the:

• A) type of evidence involved.
• B) size of the budget of the crime lab.
• C) time available to the evidence collectors.
• D) skill of personnel processing the crime scene.
• E) notoriety of the case.

Grasp the importance of coping strategies in regulating anxiety and stress.

Identify the impact of aggression on future behavior and the theoretical explanations behind it.

Understand the concept of catharsis and its role in aggression according to Freudian theory and the frustration-aggression hypothesis.

Understand and articulate the concept of homophobia and its societal impacts.

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Definitions:

External Causes

Factors outside an individual that influence events or behaviors, such as environmental conditions or actions from other people.

Internal Causes

Factors or reasons originating within an individual or entity that lead to a specific outcome or behavior.

External Factors

Elements outside an organization or individual's control that can impact their performance, decision-making, and strategies.

Internal Personal Factors

The psychological or physiological aspects within an individual that influence their behavior, choices, and interactions.