*Body language does tell a lot, but I do not know of anyone that has
been convicted on body language alone due to the fact it only reveals
emotions. However, by watching their body language they know what
areas to really concentrate on. As far as a blind detective. I do not
know one, but just about anyone can become a private investigator if
they go through the course and pay to be licensed through the state.
State licensing here at least involves an exam and so much money. Some
areas may not even require the course as long as you can pass the
exam. Hypnotherapy sounds interesting. I do not plan to go into
law-enforcement at the officer level, but due to my past career it is
interesting. Also, when it goes on my transcript it may help me if I
decide for a fact to go to law school. The LSAT is no joke. I took a
practice LSAT earlier this semester and it was horrible. *
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Oh, ok. Sounds cool. I'm going to go to school to study hypnotherapy.
The criminal stuff is interesting to me, but I'd rather watch crime
shows. With hypnosis, I can help others better I think. Cuzz I don't
think I can be a detective. I don't know of any blind detectives.
Because don't they have to watch for things like body language and
behavior? Cuzz just from listening to a crime show yesterday, this
woman was supposedly crying, and I would have believed her. But the
detective said there were no tears. Not sure how a blind person would
be able to tell.
On 12/16/2014 11:47 AM, Josh wrote:
Yes. The Criminology class is in the Sociology department and so
was the Criminal Justice class. In order to get any kind of
Criminal Psychology classes I would have to go towards
Pennsylvania. If I am not mistaken Pennsylvania is where Adrian
Raines is either located or was from. This has been a couple of
semesters ago, but if I am not mistaken Adrian Raines is kind of
the go to man for Forensic Psychology. There isn’t a whole lot you
can do with a Forensic Psychology degree though. So, it is
basically a degree for interest purposes. They can do thinks such
as expert witness testimony and things like that.
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Oh, like sociology. The study of social behavior. Psychology, for
psychological behavior, so then criminology for criminals. Makes
sense. We did study a bit about criminals in my sociology class
back in 2008, and how they developed these behaviors. It was
actually a very interesting class.
On 12/16/2014 6:58 AM, Josh wrote:
I would say. In actuality I was supposed to take Criminal
Justice after taking Criminology so I am taking them
backwards. However, I had always thought Criminology was the
study of criminals. In essence it is, but according to my
Criminal Justice Prof. Criminology is the study of criminal
behavior.
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Doesn’t criminology cover all of those others? *lol*.
On Dec 15, 2014, at 1:01 PM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Well, the grades are not on official transcript yet, but I
can report that I have an A in Marriage and Family roles
and intimate relationships, an A in Family Stress, an A in
Criminal Justice, an an A- in The Modern World System.
This means that all of my requirements are done, now I
only have electives left in order to graduate. Perhaps I
will take Badminton **LOL**. No, just kidding, I already
have all my class chosen for next semester. My classes
next semester are as follows: Diversity Among Families,
Human Sexuality, Human Development, and Criminology.
in my
