What is a key difficulty in predicting potential dangerousness?
a. Mental health professionals are limited in what they are allowed to disclose.
b. Therapists are not able to use their gut instincts to stop future crime.
c. The Minority Report Problemjust because someone may become violent doesn't mean they will.
d. Violence is as much a function of the context in which it occurs as of the person's characteristics.
Question 2Which of the following can cause a neurocognitive disorder?
a. ischemic stoke c. stress
b. depression d. anxiety
Question 3What is the American Psychological Association's conclusion about the use of profiling in serial killers and mass murders?
a. There are several signals and risk factors associated with the prediction of violence in a serial killer or mass murderer.
b. The American Psychological Association relies on information from the Behavioral Analysis Unit of the FBI to spot serial killers and mass murderers.
c. There is no consistent psychological profile or set of warning signs that can be used reliably to identify such individuals in the general population.
d. Race, socioeconomic status, and mental health issues all are good predictors of violence for serial killers and mass murderers.