We covered the human brain and the parts that control our emotions and personality. Based on what you have learnt, 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, etc) occurs? How might someone behave compared to someone who hasnt had trauma Someone who has had trauma in a vital part of their system can experience these symptoms but depending on how severe and what injury you have tooken they can be differnt headaches nausea vomiting dizzinesss sensitivuty to light sound blurry vision hearing problems memory issues bad conentraction
Knowing our personality type can assist us with understanding not only ourselves but also other people. Do you think someone might behave differently if they are aware of their personality type? Why/ Why not? – Think OCEAN personality test Why not is because you are yourself and may see things differently and other people can analyze how your personality is and why is because you can have personality habits that are chronic
If you were a criminal investigator, what steps would you follow to solve a crime? Secure the crime scene to protect evidence from being ruined or changed
Document everything by taking photos videos and drawing detailed sketches
Search for evidence like DNA fingerprints weapons or digital data
Interview witnesses and separate them so they dont influence each others stories
Analyze the clues in a lab to connect a suspect to the scene
Interrogate suspects and check their alibis against the facts
Build the case into a detailed timeline to present to a prosecutor
What questions might you ask eyewitnesses? (include at least 5)
What did you see happen
Were where you exactly positioned
What did you notice before this crime
Describe the key suspects and witnesses involved
What happened right after the incident
What questions might you ask possible suspects(include at least 5)
Where were you when the crime happened
Who were you with at that time
Did you know the victim
Why was your car/phone seen near the area
What did you do after you left that location
What types of communication would you use to assist you in solving a crime? (think back to when we discussed verbal and non-verbal communication) suspects facial expressions suspicious traits when coming to a criminal or liar sweating hand gestures respectful communication which reduces anxiety or other conditions
How might being involved in criminal behaviour impact an individuals Hauora (cover all 4 areas)
If your hurt during the crime this can impact physical well being and sometimes lead to chronic pain if severe
If you engage in behaviour that degrades mana and authority and violating their boundaries can lead to spiritual emptiness in spiritual well being if you experience lying or offensive actions manipulation can all lead to a destruction of trust impacting social well being
Individuals can sometimes experience fear in rejection anxiety guilt or shame or brain fog
Based on what we discussed in class, what are examples of PIS (personal, interpersonal & societal) factors/influences that may lead to someone committing a crime (include at least 2 from each level) Eg people in their neighbourhood committing a crime Bullying someone leads to psychological torment pushing them over the edge causing them to commit a crime like murder usually for the purpose of revenge Growing up in a household with violence child neglect or having family members who have been incarcerated which can normalise criminal coping mechanisms