admkb (asker) Sep 22, 2007:

OK. Oto link: http://www.liv.ac.uk/Psychology/ccir/documents/pdforganised....
szerszy fragment:
In the cases described where behavioral linking was offered as evidence thebasis of the linking appears to have been idiosyncrasies of the particular crimes inquestion. The court formed a judgment of its acceptability against the claimedexperience of the expert before them. The results reported in this study wouldcaution against accepting such expertise if it drew strongly on the disorganized/organized dichotomy. Moreover, despite some evidence for a degree of crosssituational consistency across offenses, the extent to which two crimes can bereliably shown to be committed by the same offender on the basis of behaviorsalone, requires considerable further study. At present, particularly in regard tothose often cited aspects of crimes drawn from the organized/disorganized typol-ogy, the degrees of consistent co-occurrence within each type is so low within acrime that between crime consistency is likely to be even lower. Furthermore,because the results presented here reveal that many “organized” features are likelyto be common to the majority of offenses, such behaviors are unlikely to provesufficiently discriminating

W tekscie chodzi ogolnie o typologie seryjnych mordercow: 'zdezorganizowany/zorganizowany', chociaz wystepuje mnostwo skrotow myslowych i mozna sie pogubic.

Tomasz Poplawski Sep 22, 2007:

tu jednak potrzebna jest reszta tego zdania, a może i następne