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HISTORY OF THE F.B.I.: WHO THEY ARE, AND WHAT THEY DO

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      HISTORY OF F.B.I.: WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DO ___________________________________________________________________________- History of the FBI: Formation:  The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was established in 1908  by Attorney General Charles Bonaparte under President Theodore  Roosevelt's administration. Initially known as the Bureau of  Investigation, it was created to combat crime, especially as the  country expanded and federal law enforcement needed to address  issues across state lines. Early Years:  Its initial focus was on violations of federal laws like the Mann Act  and counter-espionage during World War I. The FBI's  responsibilities grew with the Espionage Act of 1917, leading to  widespread surveillance of suspected radicals during the "Red  Scare." J. Edgar Hoover's Era:  Renamed the FBI in 1935 under J. Edgar Hoover's long tenure  (1924-1972), the agency gained prominence in fi...
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THE "BODY FARM"

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                 THE "BODY FARM" _____________________________________________________________________________ The "Body Farm" is an informal name for the University of  Tennessee Anthropological Research Facility (ARF) located in  Knoxville, Tennessee. Here's a detailed look at what it is: _____________________________________________ Overview: Purpose: The facility is primarily used for research in forensic  anthropology. It studies the decomposition of human remains  under various conditions to better understand how bodies decay,  which aids in solving criminal cases, locating missing persons, and  improving forensic science techniques. Establishment: Founded by Dr. William M. Bass in 1981, it's one of  the world's first facilities of its kind dedicated to the study of  human decomposition. ___________________________________________ Research Focus: Decomposition Processes:  Researchers study ho...
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BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS OF DONALD GASKINS

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                BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS ON DONALD GASKINS _____________________________________________________________________________-- Donald Henry Gaskins, known as "Pee Wee" due to his small  stature, is a notorious figure in the annals of American criminal  history, particularly in South Carolina. Here's a behavioral analysis  based on available information: ____________________________________________- Early Life and Background: Childhood Trauma:  Gaskins was born into a tumultuous environment where abuse  was commonplace. His mother was involved in prostitution, and he  suffered physical and emotional abuse from his parents, which  likely contributed to his antisocial behavior and lack of empathy.  He was also bullied at school, further alienating him from society. Criminal Beginnings:  At an early age, Gaskins associated with peers who engaged in  criminal activities, forming the "Trouble Trio...
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SOCIOPATHY VS. PSYCOPATHY

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                                 SOCIOPATHY VS. PSYCHOPATHY __________________________________________________________________________- Sociopathy and psychopathy are terms often used interchangeably,  but they have nuanced differences, particularly in their origins,  expressions, and implications: _________________________________________ Origins: Psychopathy:  This is generally considered a more innate condition, with a strong  biological component. It's thought to be linked to genetic factors  and brain structure differences. Psychopaths might show signs of  their condition from a very young age, with traits that are more  consistent across their lifetime. Sociopathy:  Often seen as more of a product of environmental factors like  childhood trauma, abuse, or neglect. Sociopaths are thought to be  shaped more by their upbringing or societal influences,...
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SIGMUND FREUD

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                                                 SIGMUND FREUD _____________________________________________________________________________ Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) is one of the most influential figures  in psychology, known for his development of psychoanalysis.  Here's an overview of Freud's life, theories, and impact: ___________________________________________ Background: Life:  Born in Freiberg, Moravia (now Příbor, Czech Republic), Freud  moved to Vienna at age 4. He studied medicine at the University of  Vienna, initially focusing on neurology before turning his attention  to the psyche. Career:  Freud's early work involved treating patients with hysteria  through hypnosis, which led him to develop talk therapy and  eventually psychoanalysis. ___________________________________________ Key Theories: The Uncons...
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CARL JUNG

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                                       CARL JUNG   _______________________________________________ Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and  psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. His work has  had a profound influence on psychology, philosophy, literature, and the  study of mythology and religion. Here's an overview of Jung's life, key  concepts, and impact: ________________________________________ Background: Life:  Born in Kesswil, Switzerland, Jung studied medicine at the  University of Basel, later specializing in psychiatry. He worked at  the Burghölzli, a psychiatric hospital in Zurich, where he initially  aligned with Freud's psychoanalytic theories. Relationship with Freud:  Jung was initially Freud's protégé, but their professional  relationship deteriorated due to theoretical disagreements,  ...
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