• According to

Kocsis, criminal
profiling is a
psychological
technique
created and
developed
from the
knowledge of
psychology
and forensic
psychiatry.
• It differs from the
American and
English model in
that it assumes
knowledge derived
from human
behavior and
psychology, such as
personality
dynamics and
psychopathology.
• The profiles are
prepared based on
the statistical typing of
behavioral patterns
called multivariate
analysis.

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•
Neurodevelopmental
disorders.
• ADHD,
Predominantly
hyperactive/impuls
ive presentation.
• Schizophrenia spectrum and
other psychotic disorders
• Delusional disorder.
Erotomaniac, greatness,
jealousy, persecution,
somatic, mixed.
Specify if extravagant
content.
• Brief psychotic disorder.
• Schizophreniform.
• Schizophrenia.
• Substance-induced
psychotic disorder.
• Psychotic disorder due to
medical conditions.
• Bipolar disorders.
• Bipolar 1 disorder,
severe manic
episode.
•Anxiety disorders.
•Panic disorder
•Substance-induced
anxiety disorder
• Disorders Related to
Trauma and Stress
Factors
• Post-traumatic stress
disorder. With
dissociative
symptoms.
• Acute stress disorder.
•Dissociative disorders
•Dissociative identity
disorder
• Sleep Wake Disorders
• Insomnia Disorder.
With concurrent
mental disorder not
related to sleep.
• Destructive, impulse
control, and conduct
disorders
• Oppositional defiant
disorder
• Intermittent explosive
disorder
• Pyromania
• Kleptomania
• Substance-
related
disorders and
addictive
disorders.
 Psychological
Factors in Serial
Crime
• Psychopathy involves a
persistent violation of the
rights of others, a disregard
for those rights, a lack of
empathy for the feelings of
others, a lack of conscience
and remorse for any offense
or harm to others, an
inflated self-concept, and a
superficial charm.
• An act of murder, rape
or arson clearly
constitutes a violation
of another person's
rights. But the serial
criminal's acts are
often callous in the
extreme, a cardinal
trait of psychopathy .
• The victim of a serial
killer or serial rapist is
not simply a body or
sexually penetrated, but
is generally used by the
psychopath as an object
of perverse gratification;
Various forms of torture
are very common, as is
post-mortem mutilation
of the victim's body.
• Also very characteristic of
the serial offender is a lack
of shame and remorse for
the crimes committed and
an evident immunity to the
feelings of the victim,
although the serial criminal
can be so manipulative that
a posture of remorse can
be assumed if it is
potentially advantageous. .
• Psychopathic
manipulation is
also evident in the
use of superficial
charm by some
serial criminals to
lure a potential
victim away from
safety.
Sociopat
• Antisocial personality
hdisorder, sometimes
called sociopathy, is a
mental disorder in
which a person
demonstrates no
discernment between
right and wrong and
ignores the rights and
feelings of others.
Sociopat
• People with antisocial
hpersonality disorder tend to
harass, manipulate, or
treat others with cruelty or
indifference.
• They show no guilt or
remorse for their behavior.
Sociopat
• People with antisocial personality
hdisorder often break the law and
become criminals.
• They may lie, behave violently or
impulsively, and have problems
with drug and alcohol use.
• Due to these characteristics,
people who have this disorder
generally cannot fulfill family,
work, or academic
responsibilities.
Sexual

Organized Disorganized
Mixed or Mixed Older Sadistic
woman Femicide
For Group Cause
By Cult For Political extremism
For religious extremism By group emotion
Description
Proceedings Name of patient

Impressionistic
Place Date

Existential Systemic
Self-esteem Rules

Internal and External Communication Roles

• Intimidator
□ Victim
□ Reserved
□ Interrogator

Meta programs
Main Communication Channel
□
□
□
Visual

Go
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Secondary Communication Channel
□
□
□
Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Go
…
Discriminated Communication Channel Communicate Experience
□ Visual
…
□ Auditory
□ Kinesthetic □ Scorched

Communicate Experience 1 Communicate Experience 3

□ Internal □ 1 person
□ External □ 2" Person
□ 3* Person
Focused on Governing Criterion (What do you want to
□ Past obtain)
□ Present
□ Future

Criteria address Reference source

□ Directed toward □ Internal
□ moving away from □ External
Reason for obtaining result
□ ptions
□ Procedure Decision factors
□ Similarities (same, do not change)
□ Similarities with Exception (more, better,
comparison)
□ Differences (change, new, unique)
□ Similarities with Exception and Differences
(new v corporations)

Motivation Traits
Amount of Information
□ General
Tendency to action □ Proactive □ Reactive □ Specific
Direction of care
Stress response

Go
□ Self Vs. □ Others
• Feeling □ Alternative
□ Content SEE. □ Answerz
• Thought

Solutions Style
□ Independent
□ Froximity
Solutions Organization
□
□
People
Things
…
□ Cooperative
Rules of coexistence
Promotion channel •
□ My rules for me, my rules for you
□ Number of examples
□ My rules for me, I don't care □ Hear
□ automatic
□ No rules for me. my rules for you □ Read
□ Consistent
□ Do
□ Time frame