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The psychiatric forensic nurse provides this description of work responsibilities: I use knowledge of psychopathology as I investigate and reconstruct crimes and then try to understand a criminal's reasoning process.

This allows me to compile information on what type of individual would have most likely committed the crime. The work the nurse describes is that of a:

a. competency therapist.
b. hostage negotiator.
c. forensic examiner.
d. criminal profiler.

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