Which of the following is NOT a reason criminal profiling sometimes is considered separate from forensic psychology?

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This answer choice is incorrect because it does not provide a reason for why criminal profiling is considered separate from forensic psychology. A, C, and D are all reasons why criminal profiling may be considered separate from forensic psychology. A highlights the fact that law enforcement has traditionally controlled training in criminal profiling, which could create issues in terms of the objectivity and accuracy of the profiling. C suggests that profilers may not have the same level of education and training in psychology as forensic psychologists, who generally have graduate degrees in the field. And D points to the fact that criminal profiling may be seen as more subjective and less scientific than other areas of forensic psychology, which could lead to it being viewed as its own distinct practice.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason Criminal Profiling