1.Which is not a mitigating factor?

History of abuse and neglect

History of brain injury or abnormality

Likelihood of rehabilitation

Low intelligence

All are possible mitigating factors

2.

Compared to small juries, large juries ...

are more likely to have all jurors actively participate

are better at recalling presented arguments

have more conformity

are less likely to have a hung jury

may take longer to deliberate

3. A meticulously planned set of murders across a period of six months could best be characterized as...

mass organized

spree organized

serial organized

mass disorganized

spree disorganized

serial disorganized

4. Which question might lead to a psychological autopsy?

Cause of death?

How competent was this person to make their will?

Was this an accident?

All of the above

5.

Who does the largest portion of criminal profiling?

FBI

Forensic Psychologists

Individuals with graduate training in psychology

Group of answer choices