Forensic Behavioral Case Conceptualization: From Fraud to Serial Killers

Explore the Depths of Forensic Behavioral Analysis

This course provides an in-depth exploration of forensic behavioral case conceptualization, focusing on high-profile cases. Ideal for Behavior Analysts and forensic professionals, it covers analytical methods used to understand complex behaviors in cases ranging from fraud to serial crimes.

Course Highlights:

• The Boston Marathon Scandal - Tim Templin: Examine the infamous 1980 Boston Marathon scandal through a behavior analytic lens. Understand how stimulus and response variables can be used to conceptualize fraudulent behavior and hypothesize its functions.


• Jeffrey Dahmer Case Study Part 1 & 2 - Presley Wanner: Delve into the case of Jeffrey Dahmer with a behavior analytic approach. Analyze setting events, genetic predispositions, and target behaviors such as "doin' a Dahmer" and taxidermy, using the three-term contingency model and a behavioral forensic model worksheet.


• Q&A Session - Jeffrey Dahmer: Engage with experts as they address audience questions about the behavior analytic case conceptualization of Jeffrey Dahmer, clarifying details and discussing analytical findings.