Criminal Profiling: A Forensic and Criminal Psychology Guide to FBI and Statistical Profiling

An Introductory Series

Whether you’re a forensic psychology student, trained professional, or a person interested in forensic psychology. This audiobook is for you!

• Do you want to know about criminal profiling?
• Do you want to know the truth about FBI profiling?
• Do you want to know what the two types of criminal profiling are?

If the answer to these questions and more is "yes", then you will love this audiobook. As it explains criminal profiling in an engaging and easy to understand way.

This is not a hyped-up audiobook about the brilliance of profiling. This is an audiobook about what are the two types of profiling and what the research says about them. Of course, this is a lot more interesting than your textbooks from university!

By the end of this forensic psychology audiobook, you’ll know:

• What are the types of criminal profiling
• What FBI profiling is
• How effective profiling is in the real world
• What statistical and geographical profiling is
• And much more...

If you love forensic and criminal psychology and want to learn about criminal profiling, you need to listen to this great and interesting audiobook from a passionate psychology author.

Buy it now!

©2021 Connor Whiteley (P)2021 Connor Whiteley

Voice

While overall being a phenomenal book, it was really hard to understand the reader because of the thick accent. But other than that, it is a wonderful book.

Cover title is misleading

It was hard to understand the narrator, he went over the topics quickly and I would have to rewind it to try not only to understand what he’s says but to understand the topic. It went over different forms of profiling but it wasn’t what I was looking for I was looking for more specific theory information, he covered theories but their very basic idea. I would not recommend this to anyone.

Not well executed

Found adding the footnotes and references to every sentence to be extremely distracting to the information being relayed. References could be listed at the end.

Good basic explanation of the types of profiling.

Basic explanation good.
Material seems thorough.
Reader seems to have trouble pronouncing several words such as "Murauder" making it more difficult to understand those points.

Interesting opinions and good supporting evidence

I enjoyed the use of studies and research to support the claims and criticisms made by Whiteley. My only problem was with the narration. I am american, and that may be reason for this, but I thought he mumbled and stuttered over some words and chapters making them hard to understand. I usually listen qt x1.5 speed, but had to slow down to x85 to ensure I could understand everything. Overall not bad.