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Criminal Profiling in Forensic Psychology
Criminal profiling is a specialized consulting role within forensic psychology where psychologists assist law enforcement. It is practiced by a relatively small number of forensic psychologists who act as consultants to help identify potential suspects or understand criminal behavior.
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Criminal Profiling in Forensic Psychology