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Australias Most Wanted

Presented by Group 5

Paul

Pauls Biopsychosocial Profile

Biological/Physical
Age: 39 years Decreased immune system functioning Reduced skin elasticity Fit and healthy lifestyle Likes sports

Cognitive
Post Formal Functioning Crystallised and Fluid Intelligence Degree of egocentrism conflict with Sharyn re medication for twins not helping with Micahs exercises

Contextual Thinking and Relativism

Psychosocial
Eriksons generativity vs. self-absorption Paul is generative through parenting, teaching young people Key Event: parenting Different approaches to childrearing

Summary
This accomplice can be recognised . . .

Sharyn

Sharyns Biopsychosocial profile

Biological/Physical
Age: thirties Decreased immune system functioning Reduced skin elasticity Miscarriage, twins conceived through IVF, problematic pregnancy with twins Family history of depression and cancer

Cognitive
Post Formal Functioning Crystallised and Fluid Intelligence Contextual Thinking and Relativism

Psychosocial
Eriksons intimacy vs. isolation e.g. family relationships Key Events: marriage and parenthood Stay home mum Financial strain (only one income) Stressors: twins with disorders and not achieving as expected Micah developmentally behind Parents live nearby

Summary
This accomplice can be recognised...

Sue

Sues Biopsychosocial Profile

Biological/Physical
Age: early forties Decreased immune system functioning Reduced skin elasticity Normal physical development (refer to photo) Family history of cancer and depression

Cognitive
Post Formal Functioning Crystallised and Fluid Intelligence Contextual Thinking and Relativism

Psychosocial
Eriksons generativity vs. self-absorption
e.g. Sue is generative through parenting and career

Key Events: career and parenthood New partner Frequent travel with work and rarely home Minimal support from family & friends Children frequently left alone Children conflict with new boyfriend Disconnected from children

Summary
This accomplice can be recognised . . .

Ivan

Ivans Biopsychosocial Profile

Biological/Physical
Age: died aged 43 years Health issues: childhood poverty, malnutrition drug & alcohol abuse sexually abused as child Indigenous Australian

Cognitive
Post Formal Functioning Crystallised and Fluid Intelligence Contextual Thinking and Relativism

Psychosocial
Eriksons trust vs. mistrust e.g. Ivan is non-generative and non trusting Key Events: removed from family of origin aged 7 years sexually abused as child in boys home separation from Sue who left him incarceration committed suicide Period of trying to rehabilitate Disconnected from children

Summary
This accomplice can be recognised ...

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Reference List
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