Concept List for the Case Study This list contains some of the concepts and studies covered in class. Pick three of them to analyze the case you have selected. Make sure you understand the items and...

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Concept List for the Case Study This list contains some of the concepts and studies covered in class. Pick three of them to analyze the case you have selected. Make sure you understand the items and make clear how they are related to the case. New items from more lectures will be added to the list as the semester goes on. - Vannier et al. (2014) - Statistics Canada (2021) - Emotional aggression - Instrumental aggression - Antisocial personality disorder - Nature vs. nurture – Specify which part of the case is about nature and which part is about nurture. - Operant conditioning - Classical conditioning - Personality trait(s) - Erikson’s idea of identity search - Sprott & Doob (2008) - Blatier et al. (2010) - Brookman (2015) - Miller (2014) - Morton (2010) - Ramsland (2014) - Pakhomou (2004) - Mouzos & West (2007) - Levin & Genovesi (2011) - Mailloux (2014) - Shackelford & Mouzos (2005) - Sachman & Johnson (2014) - Browne (1987) - Viñas-Racionero et al. (2017) - Bartol & Bartol (2014) - Depluralization - Self-deindividuation - Monahan (2011) - Richardot (2014) - Suedfeld (2000) - Projection (as a defense mechanism) - Bergoffen (2009) - Cognitive empathy - Affective empathy - Reid et al. (2014) - Harkins & Dixon (2010) - Da Silva et al. (2015) - Endrass et al. (2009) - Stroebel et al. (2013) - Thompson (2009) - Spitzberg & Cupach (2007) - Burn (2019) - Dickey et al. (2002) - Huang (2016) - Ciardha (2015) - Topalli et al. (2015) - Wickens et al. (2017) - Purssell (2010) - Felsher et al. (2010) - Baird et al. (2019) - Phillips (2015) - Park & Cho (2019) - Collie & Greene (2017) - Positive correlation - Negative correlation - Kosenko & Laboy (2014) - Internal locus of control - External locus of control - Liebling & Kiziri-Mayengo (2002) - Geraerts et al. (2007) - McEwan et al. (2005) - Bicanic et al. (2015) - Slady et al. (2019) - Internalizing problem - Externalizing problem - Felsher et al. (2010) - Yoon et al. (2021) - Matsuoka et al. (2012) - Tucker et al. (2007) - Eaton & Christensen (2014) - Madon (2018) - Wortley & Owusu-Bempah (2011) - Peirone et al. (2017) - Livingston et al. (2014) - Police Sector Council (2006) - White et al. (2010) - Any of the managerial styles in Girodo (1998) – each one is counted as a separate concept. - Organizational stressor - Occupational stressor - Criminal justice stressor - Amaranto et al. (2003) - Shane (2010) - Steyn (2016) CASE LIST The following names include victims, offenders or persons allegedly involved in an incident related to the keywords in the brackets. Select one for your case study. Faqir Ali (kidnapping) David Amess (murder, terrorism) Shoko Arai (sexual harassment) Michael Avenatti (fraud, exhortion) Juana Barraza (murder) Javaughan Barnes (sexual assault) Christopher Belter (rape) Samuel Phillip Bickett (prison, police) Audrey Elizabeth Jean Black (sexual assault, children) Jannelle Broland (assault) Darren Burke (poisoning) Lindsay Buziak (murder, unsolved) Lee-Marion Cain (shooting) Central Park Five (wrongful conviction) Supt. Stacey Clark (police) Brigitte Cleroux (impersonation) Patricia Cornwall (COVID, mask) Ethan Couch (drunk driving) Michael (Diaz) Deabaitua-Schulde (gang) John DeRoss (gang) Josh Duggar (child porn) Robert Durst (murder) Mark Farrant (jury) Caden Francis (murder, young offender) Irmgard Furchner (war crime) Junko Furuta (sexual assault) Jeremy Goodale (murder) Philip Grandine (wife) Kelly Gribeluk (attempted murder) Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán (drug, prison) Elnaz Hajtamiri (kidnapping) Riyaz Hussein (police) Tyler Johnson (murder) Marc Lepine (murder) Barbara Lewis (poison) Yiyong Liu (illegal gambling) Di Luan (human trafficking) Shalid Malik (lawyer) Amanda Martinez (assault) Ghislaine Maxwell (sex trafficking) Robert Liam McGee (sexual assault) Melanie McGuire (murder) Cory McMullan (domestic abuse) Willard Miller (murder) Prasanna Mondal (sexual assault) Ricky Mungia (shooting, race) Paul Murdaugh (murder) Haleema Mustafa (terrorism) Karunakaran (Jay) Nadarajah (towing) Osman Osman (murder) Garrett Pako (sex with minor) Amy Paul (murder, unsolved) Laci Peterson (murder) Gabby Petito (murder) Carina Petrache (murder) Clinton Portis (fraud) Richard Ramirez (murder) Matthew Raymond (mental health) Jenna Ryan (riot) Kalen Schlatter (murder) Helen Sedo (disappearance) Abdullah Shah (fraud) Robert Shakory (sexual assault) Deepak Sharma (sexual assault) Byron David Smith (break-in) Jussie Smollett (disorderly conduct) Phil Spector (murder) Odainne Trujillo (sexual assault) Steven Truscott (wrongful conviction) Chung Tseung (illegal gambling) Cameron Vaughan (rape) Elkan Vyzigiro (human trafficking) Carland Walker (murder) Denise Williams (murder) Jennifer Winkler (school) Aileen Wournos (murder) Qin Long Xue (murder) GSSC1054 Case Study (25%) Due Date: Check Course Outline – Specific. Early submission is encouraged. Topic You must select a case from the case list and find a news story about it OR use a personal experience that has to do with the law enforcement or legal setting. Then analyze it with three concepts from the concept list. Format ➢ The write-up must consist of three sections: 1. Summary: In a paragraph or two, describe IN YOUR OWN WORDS what happened in the incident. 2. Lecture: Show how the three concepts can describe some aspects of the case—for example, the motive of the perpetrator, the experience of the victim or the behaviour of the police. 3. Opinion: Write down what you think about the case. For example, are you happy with the outcome? What does the incident say about our society/culture/values? What lessons have you learnt? ** The examples above are examples only: You don’t have to address all those issues. ➢ The write-up must be between 350 and 570 words—i.e., the maximum is 570 words. Include a word count at the end of the paper. ➢ Submit a Word/PDF file via Blackboard. ➢ The write-up must be double-spaced. ➢ The three concepts used must be boldfaced/underlined/italicized. ➢ Include a web link to the case in your submission if you are not talking about a personal experience. You may use APA, MLA or any other documentation format. Evaluation Summary – using your own words to paraphrase the news story concisely 4% Lecture – correct use and identification of three concepts 9% Opinion – deep reflection on the case 3% Format – spacing, length 4% Writing – grammar, coherence, spelling 5% Academic Dishonesty The assignment will be checked by SafeAssign. The minimum penalty for any form of academic dishonesty is a mark of 0 for the assignment.