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Originally Posted by bots

i've never heard of the role forensic psychologist before. Forensic basically means evidenced based research to my thinking. It sounds more like a desk job. A forensic accountant for example examines figures. I'm not convinced she has any dealings with "patients", so how could she get struck off


To me, there is more to what she is not saying rather than what she is sharing

What does a forensic psychologist do?
A Forensic Psychologist, sometimes referred to as a Criminal Profiler, works with law enforcement agencies to develop a brief profile of criminals, based on common psychological traits. In their line of work they study the behavior of criminals and address anything from psychological theories to legal issues.