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Canter et al investigation of organised/disorganised theory of serial murder

Aim
To test the _________ of organised and disorganised typologies
Method and Design
Content analysis using __________ method of ________________ scaling, which was applied to
____ cases to find out if the features belonging to each typology would be consistently and
distinctively different. The material was collected from published accounts of ________ and their
______ that were cross checked with ______ reports.. Which had been collected over several years
by an independent researcher and were called the _________.
Canter et al used the ________________________ to classify the studied crimes as either
organised or disorganised as far as possible, given the information of each individual case based on
their replies to _________
__________ offences were significantly and more commonly identified than disorganised offences,
based upon crime scene evidence, which suggests that either: __________ crimes are easier to
identify, or _________ crimes are more common.
There were only two crime scene co-occurring behaviours in _________ cases:
The body was concealed in ___% of cases
Sexual activity was concealed in ____% of cases
Where further analysis failed to _________ the ____ set of variables.
Conclusion
Canter et al therefore concluded that there is no _________ between the ____ types of serial
murders and that all crime will have an _________ element to them. Where by the distinction
between serial killers may be a function of the different way in which they may show aspects the
________ aspect of crimes. Canter suggests that a better way to look at the individual ________
difference between offenders.