[Solved] CIA&OB Week 10 Project

Assignment Prompt & Instructions

**To prepare:**

– Review the media, located in this week’s Learning Resources, to familiarize yourself with the analysis of criminal behavior.
– Review the Final Project Overview document, located in this week’s Learning Resources, so that you fully understand what is expected of you for the Final Project.
– Review the other Learning Resources, located in this week’s Learning Resources, to help you successfully complete the Final Project.
– Choose an offender case study, from the list below, on which to focus for the Final Project:

**Offender Case Studies** (Select one):

– Aileen Wuornos
– Arthur Shawcross
– Carl Panzram
– David Berkowitz
– Dennis Rader
– Ed Gein
– Edmund Kemper
– Gary Ridgway
– H. Holmes
– Harold Shipman
– Henry Lee Lucas
– Jack the Ripper
– Jeffrey Dahmer
– Jerry Brudos
– Joel Rifkin
– John Wayne Gacy
– Ottis Toole
– Richard Ramirez
– Rodney James Alcala
– Ted Bundy
– Search the Walden Library and the internet for resources (e.g., video documentaries, books, scholarly articles, or websites) relevant to the offender and case you selected.

**Note**: As part of your Final Project, you are required to include eight to 10 citations derived from your research. Five of these citations must be peer-reviewed articles.
– Review this week’s Learning Resources addressing how to use PowerPoint and how to create narrated PowerPoint presentations.
– Use the PowerPoint presentation template, found in this week’s Learning Resources, to create your presentation.
– Even though you are providing narration for your PowerPoint presentation, please also write detailed speaker notes for every slide to complement the slide content. Speaker notes should be clear, in-depth, and function as augmentation to the slide material.

**Note:** Your speaker notes should be written with sufficient depth to allow someone else to deliver the presentation. Make sure the PowerPoint presentation reflects graduate-level writing and presentation standards, with professional looking graphics and appropriate fonts, formatting, and spacing.

**The Assignment (13–15 slides, not including title and reference slides, plus speaker notes and 4–5 minutes of corresponding narration)**

Your narrated presentation should include the following elements:

– **Title** (1 slide)
– **Content**(13–15 slides)

– **The Offender and Case**
– Identify and describe the offender case study you selected.
– Further describe the offender case study from a multicultural perspective (i.e., the offender’s age, gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, geographic regions, etc.).
– Describe any ethical considerations and potential bias you identified related to the offender and case.
– **Criminal Behavior Profile**
– Describe the following as they relate to the offender case study you selected. Make sure to include information related to serial offending, including murder typologies:
– Prenatal factors
– Neurological factors
– Biological factors
– Emotional factors
– Psychological factors
– Social factors
– Other factors (e.g., geographic movements, if applicable [see Week 4], crime scene profiling [see Week 3], etc.)
– **Results of Analysis**
– Describe the results of your criminal behavior profile and analysis of the case study.
– Explain how your results might have been different if the offender (or victim[s]) was of a different gender, sexual orientation, race, or ethnicity.
– Explain how the case might have been different if the offender was from a country other than the United States or if they were a U.S. citizen abroad.
– Describe any unanswered questions you have based on your analysis. What else might you need to know?
– Explain how having completed this criminal behavior profile and analysis might inform your future professional practice, as well as your ability to catalyze positive social change.
– **References** (1–2 slides)

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