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    younger sisters. I knew they would be high on my values list. I also knew that my academic and career goals shape me as a person. I've wanted to be a doctor since I was eight, wanted to be a psychologist since I was fourteen, and had an interest in forensics and criminology since I was fifteen. I've planned my future every step of the way, where I would live, who I'd have with me, what job(s) I would need to get me through years of college and hard work. The challenge of picking and choosing…

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    Center. I chose to interview Rena because she works one on one with children of all ages. Rena received her masters from Walden University and is currently working on a second masters in trauma counseling. I am getting a masters in psychology with a concentration in forensics eventually I would like to go back for my doctorates and become a profiler. In the end I would like to counsel children serial killers, and hopefully be able to reintroduce them into society. I chose Rena because she is…

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    he strangled his wife and then threw her body out of a twelve story window to make it look like a suicide. The defense tried to argue that Weinstein was not in a right of a state of mind due to a large cyst impinging his brain. Daniel Martell, a forensic neuropsychologist who examined and testified against Weinstein referred to the fMRI images as nothing more than fancy pictures meant to stir a jury, (Davis, 2012). Martell says, “It was the Christmas tree effect… lots of people ‘ooh’ and ‘aah’…

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