This includes any person or thing that may evoke criminal inclinations, which would include the actual value of the target and the monetary and symbolic desirability of it for offenders, the visibility to offenders or their informants, the access to
it, the ease of escape from the site, as well as the portability or mobility of objects sought by offenders.
A. Likely offender
B. Suitable target
C. Guardian
D. None of the above.
Question 2
When the frontal lobes are dysfunctional the brain reacts to all stimuli in an uncontrolled manner. These impaired persons are said to be stimulus-bound, which means:
A. Attracted to all different kinds of stimuli
B. Always attracted to novel stimuli; unable to ignore distracting stimuli
C. Not attracted to, or interested in, various types of stimuli
D. Not attracted to novel stimuli; unable to ignore distracting stimuli
E. Always attracted to distracting stimuli; unable to ignore novel stimuli
Cellular section from the brain of a person who died from Alzheimer's disease.
Organisms exhibit a diversity of behaviours, which include (clockwise from upper left), foraging and
Relative Energy Consumption per Person for Selected Countries
Pathogenic microorganisms include (A) bacteria, (B) viruses, (C) protozoa, and (D) helminths.
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