Theory Application Challenge: Lizzie's Profile

Description

This resource provides a detailed examination of the Borden case through the lens of psychological theories explaining criminal behavior. On August 4, 1892, Andrew and Abby Borden were brutally murdered, leading to the trial of Lizzie Borden, their daughter. The document explores core psychological traits associated with criminal behavior, such as psychopathy and emotional distress. It presents various theories, including social control theory and the concept of temporary insanity, to analyze Lizzie's actions and mental state. Additionally, it includes structured observations, witness testimonies, and behavioral indicators relevant to the case, encouraging critical thinking through exercises like 'See-Think-Wonder' and argumentation techniques for a deeper understanding of psychological profiles in the context of crime.