Forensics Review Units 1 and 2

In which order does our brain process information?I

• information from our senses; Perception; What we pay attention to; Short term

  memory followed by Long term memory

• Perception; Information from our senses; What we pay attention to; Short term

  memory followed by Long term memory

• What we pay attention to; Perception; Infromation from our senses; Long term

  memory followed by Short term memory

During which step of crime scene investigation do investigators take photographs?

• During the arrest of the suspect
• Seeing the Scene

• Securing the Scene

• During the interrogation of witnesses

Which happens first?

• photos

• sketch

• evidence collection

When are evidence markers used?

• scanning the scene and searching the scene

• securing the scene and scanning the scene

• Seeing the Scene

Grid, line, spiral, and quadrant are examples of

• Types of Graphs
• Types of Maps
• Types of Search Patterns

• Types of Shapes

Which of the following must be on the sketch of the scene

• all of these

• Direction (indicating North)

• location and date

• name of victim AND sketcher

• measurements/scale/legend

Your brain processes information in steps. Which of the following comes first?

• Info from our 5 senses

• perception

• memory

What comes after sensory info in the order that the brain processes information.

• perrception

• what we pay attention to

• long term memory

Once your brain senses info and pays attention to it, ________ is when you become aware of the info.

• perception

• long term memory

• short term memory

Deductive reasoning

• A process of using logical facts to draw a conclusion

• A process of reasoning from specific instances to a general rule or principle
• A process of reasoning from a part to a whole
• A process of reasoning from a cause to an effect