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    The document provides instructions for a forensics warm up activity called "Personality in a Bag". Students are asked to write a 4-6 sentence personality profile of the owner of a bag of belongings by considering clues about the person's sex, age, occupation, and lifestyle. They then share their profile with a partner or group and discuss how they came up with the profile using scientific reasoning and observations, important skills for forensic scientists when processing crime scenes and evidence.

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    8.31.15-Forensics Warm Up - (Personality in A Bag) Page 14 (Journals)

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    8.31.

    15- Forensics
    Warm Up- (Personality in a Bag)
    *page 14 (Journals)
    Scientific reasoning and
    observations are a skill necessary to
    forensic science. Forensic scientists
    need to be able to use scientific
    reasoning and observations in order
    to process a crime scene and the
    evidence found there
    1. Write down a personality profile of
    the person who owns the belongings
    in the bag. (4-6 sentences)
    2. Share your profile with your partner
    or group
    3. A few students will be selected to
    share with the class.
    4. How did you come up with the profile?

    Things to consider

    Sex
    Age
    Occupation
    Lifestyle

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