2 edition of Profiling the profession found in the catalog.
Profiling the profession
Kenneth Aitchison
Published
by Council for British Archaeology, English Heritage and the Institute of Field Archaeologists
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Contributions | Denison, Simon. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | xii,116p. : |
| Number of Pages | 116 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL18222350M |
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Profiling the Profession is a survey of the organisations in the UK that employ professional archaeologists, on a full-time or part-time basis. The survey was undertaken with seven objectives: to identify the numbers of professional archaeologists working in Britain to analyse whether the profession is growing, static or shrinking.
Profiling the Profession is a survey of the organisations in the UK that employ professional archaeologists, on a full-time or part-time : Kenneth Aitchison. "Criminal Psychology and Personality Profiling" by Joan Esherick is a small, quick-read book ( pgs) featuring small excerpts from actual case studies, fast facts, and elucidating definitions that demarcate the differences between careers that use psychology for purposes of solving crime, and helping in the justice process/5(11).
Criminal profiling started to become a major focus of the FBI in the s, and in the decades since then, it has become a common tool in investigating and solving crimes. One of the most common sources of employment for criminal profilers in the U.S.
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R.J. Morton, M.A. Hilts, in Encyclopedia of Forensic and Legal Medicine (Second Edition), While criminal profiling, or criminal investigative. Profiling the Profession ‐98 21 Profiling the Profession ‐03 22 Profiling the Profession ‐08 22 Breaking New Ground 22 Discovering the Archaeologists of Europe 22 Carter and Robertson 23 The Invisible Diggers 24 RESCUE Surveys 24 Jobs in British Archaeology 25File Size: 4MB.
This is largely due to the popularity of TV shows and books which include criminal profiling. When we hear the term "psychological profiling", we often assume it is in relation to criminal behaviour, however profiling can be used for a wide range of reasons, such as: Assessing a person’s suitability for a specific role or profession.
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