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In this episode Wayne and Grant discuss expert testimony, including a few of the problems with its use.
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In this episode Wayne and Grant talk about eyewitness testimony. While relied upon regularly by the courts, it would appear that eyewitness testimony is potentially problematic owing to things like memory corruption and bias.
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In our 30th episode Wayne and Grant discuss scammers - why they do what they do and how they rationalise their behaviour.
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In this episode Wayne and Grant introduce former police detective turned private investigator and podcaster Graeme Crowley. Graeme is investigating the death of Sarah Brown in Gympie in 2023. We talk about the particulars of the case and where the new investigation might be heading.
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In this episode Wayne and Grant talk about psychopathology and it's role in crime and antisocial behaviour.
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In this episode Wayne and Grant introduce the listener to the issue of youth sexual offending through the biopsychosocial model.
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In this episode Grant and Wayne discuss the role of early life experience and trauma on later antisocial and criminal behaviour.
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Wayne and Grant talk about customer aggression and the me-you-us approach to dealing with aggressive customers.
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In this episode Wayne and Grant talk about tourism related crimes, including a few very recent high profile crimes. The hosts talk about why tourism related crime happens and provide a few tips for what we can do about it.
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In this episode Wayne and Grant discuss forensic victimology. The practice of applying victimological knowledge to the law. The hosts work through the various histories of a victimology and talk about their importance.
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In this episode hosts Wayne and Grant discuss the window of tolerance, which describes an optimal state of arousal to function. This has implications for antisocial and criminal behaviour.
#psychology #criminology #antisocial #windowoftolerance
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In this sound bite, host Grant talks about what he calls "the universality of goodness" which relates to whistleblowing. This has been topical in the past week with the release of Julian Assange and this brief episode will serve as the basis for a longer episode on whistleblowing.
#psychology #criminology #julianassange #whistleblowers
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Following on from the popular episode on stalking, Wayne and Grant talk about false reports in stalking including the motivations and features of false reports compared to real stalking cases.
#false reports #psychology #criminology
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Following on from the popular episode on stalking, Wayne and Grant talk about false reports in stalking including the motivations and features of false reports compared to real stalking cases.
#false reports #psychology #criminology
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In this "sound bite" Wayne provides a basic overview of forensic victimology, the application of victimological knowledge to answer investigative and legal questions. This serves as the foundation for a full length future episode.
#forensicvictimology #forensic #psychology #victimology #criminology
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In this three-part episode, Wayne and Grant discuss teen crime through the ens of Social Bond Theory which states that crime and antisocial behaviour are less likely to occur when the individual is bonded or attached to their friends, family, and community.
#crime #teencrime #victimisation #socialbond #Hirschi
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In this three-part episode, Wayne and Grant discuss teen crime through the ens of Social Bond Theory which states that crime and antisocial behaviour are less likely to occur when the individual is bonded or attached to their friends, family, and community.
#crime #teencrime #victimisation #socialbond #Hirschi
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