Beginning Nov. 29th, Japanese researcher and lecturer Dr. Shumpei Haginoya will present a series of lectures online on Profiling Offenders, Polygraphs and Practice of Profile Analysis. Dr. Haginoya is a certified profiler and polygraph test examiner. He is not only a researcher, but also a practitioner who regularly collaborates with Japanese police officers. During the lectures, Dr. Haginoya will share not only theoretical but also practical knowledge about the creation of a criminal profile, the links between different crimes, the geographical profile of the criminal, the recognition of lies using a polygraph test.

Students will have the opportunity to consult with the lecturer about their current or planned research in the field of legal (criminal) psychology and receive feedback.

Lecture Schedule:

13.00-14.30 hrs., Nov 29th, Profile of offenders Part I: Typologies of offenders
13.00-14.30 hrs., Nov 30th, Profile of offenders Part II: Predicting offender characteristics (Offender Profiling)
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 2nd, Crime linkage
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 3rd, Geo profiling Part I: Crime location choice
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 6th, Geo profiling Part II: Predicting offender's home base (Geographic Profiling)
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 7th, The practice of profile analysis Part I
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 9th, The practice of profile analysis Part II
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 10th, Polygraph test Part I: Concealed Information Test using 13.00-14.30 psychophysiological measures
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 13th, Polygraph test Part II: Question formulation in Concealed Information Test
13.00-14.30 hrs., Dec 14th Practical occupation: Generating ideas for student research in legal psychology (research ideas in Legal Psychology for students)

All lectures will be in English.

If you plan to participate, please register using this link:
https://doodle.com/poll/c4htcf6ea28m8mw9?utm_source=poll&utm_medium=link

Connect to Lectures: 

https://zoom.us/j/2405509058 (Passcode: 912384)

If you have questions, write: a.segal@mruni.eu