Why Punishment Is Necessary but Not Enough: Human Decisions in Adaptive Organized Crime
Human decisions in organized crime explain why punishment is necessary but not enough to disrupt adaptive criminal systems.
93 percent myth: does non-verbal communication represent 93%?
Is the 93 percent myth scientific truth or repetition without context? Examine Mehrabian’s study and the danger of careless generalization.
Perceptual Base of Legislative Investigation
Beyond the text of the law: Discover the role of the Perceptual Base of Legislative Science in applied behavior analysis…
The risks of pseudoscience in justice and public safety
Beyond Pinocchio’s nose: The dangers of using unscientific methods in public safety and the importance of ethical behavioral analysis.
The Five Dimensions of Violence and How They Manifest in Daily Life
Violence isn’t just physical. Learn to identify the 5 dimensions of violence—from symbolic to decisional—that impact our daily lives.