Alasdair M Goodwill, B.Sc., M.Sc.

Research Papers

Alison, L.J., West, A. and Goodwill, A.M. (In Press) The academic and the practitioner: Pragmatists’ views of offender profiling, Journal of Psychology, Public Policy and Law. View abstract

Goodwill, A.M. & Alison, L.J. (under review) Exploring the patterns of crime: The differential sequential angulation of serial offenders. Submitted to Psychology, Crime and Law.

Goodwill, A.M. & Alison, L.J. (under review) The development of a filter model for prioritising suspects in burglary offences. Submitted to Psychology, Crime and Law.

Goodwill, A.M. & Alison, L.J. (in preparation) Classifying stranger sexual offences for the purpose of suspect prioritisation: an applied investigative approach.

Goodwill, A.M. & Alison, L.J. (in preparation) The prioritisation of suspects in stranger sexual offences: Empirical test of an applied investigative approach.

Research Projects

Goodwill, A.M. (1998) – Conducted a research project on the use and reliability of the Cleveland Burglary Linking System for Huddersfield Constabulary (Reference D.S. John Holstead).

Alison, L.J. & Goodwill, A.M. (2002) Home Office Interim Report 2: An Evaluation of the information used by the Serious Crime Analysis Section (of the National Crime Faculty, UK). Internal report.

Alison, L.J., Goodwill, A.M. and Wright, M. (2002) Home Office Final Report on the Serious Crime Analysis Section of the National Crime Faculty, UK. Internal report.

Non-Forensic Research Papers

Smulzinski, K.K., Goodwill, A.M. and Szechtman, H. (2000) Locomotor sensitisation to quinpirole in rats: effects of drug abstinence and sex, Psychopharmacology, 152, pgs 304-311.