2:Temporal tube controls emotions and behavior and frontal tube controls also behavior and personality.
3: What happens to the brain when trauma (a hit to the head, not receiving enough food, sleep, or love from caregivers, losing oxygen to the brain: it enters a survival-driven state of adaptatoin or cellular crisis
4: Knowing your personality type can help you to understand what makes you feel stressed and help you to cope with stress. It helps you to understand why
5: Why is body language and the questions we ask people important for criminal investigations
- Gathering of evidence – weapons, hair follicles, finger prints, changes to the crime scene
- Eye witnesses
- Profiling of suspects
- Autopsy report
- Crime scene timeline and reconstruction
6:If you were a criminal investigator what might you do to solve a crime?:
following a structured process that combines physical evidence collection, witness testimony, digital analysis, and logical reconstruction.
A:Write 4 questions that you might ask eyewitnesses?
Where were you standing or sitting when this happened, and what was your view?
Can you walk me through what happened, step by step, from the very beginning?
What specific sights, sounds, or words do you remember most clearly?
How do you know the people involved, or had you seen them before this moment?
Write 4 questions that you might ask possible suspects?
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- Can you walk me through your activities and where you were step-by-step during the time of the incident?”
- What is your relationship or history with the individuals involved in this matter?”
- How do you explain the [specific evidence, observation, or inconsistency] placing you at the scene?”
- Who else can verify your whereabouts or speak to what you were doing at that time?”