This particular consumer scene investigation (#418) provides an inventory list that reveals certain aspects about the type of consumer this person is. The items found in this person's living space give an indication to important demographic variables, types of buying behavior, and personalities/tastes, which impact the choices made when purchasing various products.
The data suggests that the consumer is a male ranging from the age of 20 to 22. His various purchases indicate he is of a middle class family and the lack of information associated with any type of workplace or a girl, reveal that he does not have a job and is a single, full-time student probably reliant upon his parents. The data is inconclusive about any political or religious affiliation.
It is assumed that this male lives on the Saint Louis University campus due to the fact he has a bike, which is most likely used as a means of transportation to get around campus. It is also likely he lives in an apartment on campus because the items he owns would not be necessary or fit in a dorm room. These items include a 28-inch Sony Vega flat screen TV, a Technics stereo system, a desk from Office Depot, a chair also from Office Depot, and a queen size bed purchased from Verlo. There are also several items that would require more storage room than what would be provided in a dorm room. These items include 200 assorted CD's, 9 Xbox games, 15 assorted DVD's, a Blue Schwinn mountain bike, a Dell computer, and a Hewlett Packard color printer. It also seems that his food items, for example Scribblers popsicles, half pound of salami, quart of 2% milk, gallon of Tropicana orange juice, and an 18 pack of Bud Light, would require a large refrigerator which is typically found in an apartment or house.
Several items on the list expose a mainstream, trend following consumer because they are items which seem to be very popular and common among males ages 20 to 22 living in St.
For example, Crime Scene Investigation programs (CSI) usually present their audiences to reality of life - death and crimes but they are only designed to entering people. People can't learn life or how to be a cop just by watching CSI. ...
That sets the stage for that episode and the investigation begins. ... The crack team of CSI agents in Las Vegas is called to a murder crime scene. ... Also, the CSI team usually apprehends the suspect themselves. 3. The show CSI portrays the CSI agents as the most important team at a murder scene. ... The show glamorizes the crime scene investigator; giving the appearance that being a crime scene investigator is thrilling and fast paced. ...
i) The Crime Scene Examiner within the Police Force The main function of a Crime Scene Examiner (also known as a Scenes of Crime Officer – SOCO or Crime Scene Investigator – CSI) is to record, gather and preserve all available potential physical evidence to support the investigating officer in their inquiry [Pep05]. ... Where an officer feels that a particular aspect of forensic examination could be beneficial to the investigation, they would make a request to a CSI. In order to maximize the potential forensic recovery, officers give a full and comprehensive account of the incident...
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Paradigms in psychopathology have been advancing in how we diagnose and investigate abnormal behavior. Current paradigms have been instrumental in understanding and creating effective treatments for abnormal behavior. In specific, the biological viewpoint or neuroscience has been greatly advancing in how we treat and investigate neural imbalances The biological viewpoint uses the central and autonomic nervous system as its main principal in addressing abnormal behavior. ... Different neurotransmitters have now been linked to certain disorders by investigating their actions. For example, se...
(Cybercrime, 2010) The Computer Crime and Security Survey, issued by the Computer Security Institute (CSI) and the FBI, indicated that 85 percent of the 538 firms and governmental institutions surveyed found security breaches in 2000. ... (CSI/FBI 2000 Computer Crime and Security Survey, 2000) Distributed denial of service (DDS) attacks are some of the most reported cyber-crimes. ... When cybercrime complaints were analyzed, investigators determined the top ten cybercrimes. ... When examining cybercrime growth, investigators certain trends among perpetrators. ... (Cyber Investigations, 20...