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Forensic psychology addresses scientific questions about criminal actions, where the understanding of the actions leads to inferences about offender characteristics. Canter (2000) introduced the radex of criminality, the combination of quantitative and qualitative aspects of a crime. In addition, these quantitative and qualitative characteristics are viewed through the prism of development and change over time. The radex can be applied to any criminal behavior.One of the most important investigative events of the last century was the creation of behavioral analysis units (BAUs) by the FBI. There are three BAUs. They are known not because of their ability to solve serial murders but because of their creation of a database, the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP), on which criminal justice professionals around the country and even the world have relied ever since.Offender character assessment is the derivation of inferences about a criminal from evidentiary and psychological aspects of the crimes he or she has committed. For this process to move beyond deduction based on personal opinion and supposition to an evidence-based science, a number of aspects of criminal activity need to be examined, analyzed, and categorized. The notion of a hierarchy of criminal differentiation is introduced to highlight the need to search for consistencies and variations at many levels of that hierarchy. However, current research indicates that the key distinctions are those that differentiate, within classes of crime, between offences and between offenders. This also leads to the hypothesis of a circular ordering of criminal actions, analogous to the color circle, a radex.The radex model, tested using multi-dimensional scaling (MDS) procedures, allows specific hypotheses to be developed about important constituents of criminal differentiation:Salience: MDS analyses reveal the importance of the frequency of criminal actions as the basis on which the significance of those actions can be established.Models of differentiation: The research reviewed mainly supports distinctions between criminals in terms of the forms of their transactions with their explicit or implicit victims.Consistency: Offenders have been shown to exhibit similar patterns of action on different occasions. The most reliable examples of this currently are in studies of the spatial behavior of criminals.Inference: Under limited conditions, it is possible to show associations between the characteristics of offenders and the thematic focus of their crimes.In general, these results provide support for models of thematic consistency that link the dominant themes in an offender's crimes to characteristic aspects of his or her lifestyle and offending history.We never analyze anything in isolation but compare new information to the existing knowledge about similar past and parallel events. Both psychological evaluations and crime investigations follow this pattern of determining what a criminal is and what a crime is. That is what the radex model addresses.InstructionsIn your main post:Analyze the different components of the radex model of criminal differentiation, looking at expressive and instrumental criminal conduct against person and property on a continuum of increasing seriousness.Include in your analysis a summary of the domains and a critique of how they can be or cannot be useful for forensic psychology and for criminal justice professionals. What are the limitations you see in relying on this approach?

1. Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word summary in MS Word in which you:Explain how strategic portfolio management relates to project management.Discuss how portfolio management concepts support an organization's mission and goals.Analyze the difference between project-based and non-project-based organizations. Address these areas:How does communication differ for a project manager in a project-based organization versus a non-project-based organization?Describe two challenges that a project manager might face in a non-project-based organization.As a project manager in a non-project-based organization, how would you overcome the challenges you identified?Use at least five credible references.Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.2.Choose a scenario from the Scenarios document.Define activities for a project based on the scenario you choose.Include the following:Identify the scope of the project.Define the needs of the stakeholders.Create a WBS for the project.List necessary tools and techniques.List activities, activity attributes, and milestones for the project.Sequence the activities in a chart or diagram.3.Create a 7- to 9-slide presentation in which you include the following:Compare three performance measurement practices.Determine appropriate financial compensation and rewards using the scenario from your Wk 2 assignment, and explain your rationale for selecting the financial compensation and rewards.Outline a human resource plan for the project in the scenario.Include speaker notes on each slide.Format your presentation consistent with APA guidelines.4.Create a 350- to 700-word Communication Management Plan for the project scenario you chose in Wk 2.Develop a table in which you identify project and portfolio stakeholders and their influence on the projectAlign effective communication tools and techniques with each stakeholder.Explain why the methods of communication identified are most effective.Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.5.A Project Management Plan has many components. Some aspects of the plan are introduced in future courses in the Project Management Certificate program. For the purpose of this assignment, include only the elements of the Project Management Plan discussed in this course and the preceding course in the Project Management Certificate program.Create a Project Management Plan in which you include the following:The WBS created (from Wk 2)The activities defined (from Wk 2)The sequenced activity chart or diagram (from Wk 2)A human resource plan (from Wk 3)A Communication Management Plan (from Wk 4)Develop a 700- to 1,050-word Risk Management Plan in which you include the following:Potential risks for the project and for the portfolio to which the project belongsThe likelihood and impact analysis of the identified risksA plan for managing responses to portfolio and project risksWrite a 350- to 525-word Project Control Plan in which you briefly discuss control mechanisms for this project.Create a 175- to 350-word introduction and executive summary for the plan, and place them at the beginning of your completed Project Management Plan.