Doing a sociology paper on Serial Killers and I found that the FBI has a massive amount of info about serial killers. But my sources have to be peer reviewed. Here is the link. FBI Well certainly the FBI isn't going to publish false info about this subject.. Would you say the FBI is peer reviewed?
Nah i wouldnt call it that. It depends on the certain article. If its written by someone with their doctorate and published in a journal then yes.
These are just a FEW of the people who helped put this together I think. r. Kristen R. Beyer Research Coordinator, FBI CIRG, NCAVC Alice E. Casey Crime Analyst, FBI CIRG, NCAVC Dr. Maureen Christian Professor of Psychology Marymount University Dr. Dewey Cornell Professor University of Virginia Dr. Jay Corzine Professor and Chair of Sociology and Anthropology University of Central Florida Dr. Douglas Deedrick Supervisory Special Agent (Retired), FBI Forensic Science Division Metropolitan Police Dept. Washington, DC Gerard F. Downes Supervisory Special Agent, FBI CIRG, NCAVC Pamela J. Hairfield Management & Program Analyst, FBI CIRG, NCAVC Dr. Robert Hare Professor of Psychology Darkstone Research Group University of British Columbia, Canada I would think that these are some credible people and I'm sure their work that contributed to this article is peer reviewed. Also like I was saying the FBI isn't going to publish bullshit on their site. It's a government website, how is that not credible I'm not arguing I'm just legitimately curious, it's such a good source of info.
Believe me I am with you on the fact that not everything the government says is credible, but in this particular case I think it's credible.
Is your government a credible source of information? No. Is your government a credible source of information to site for a paper for school? Yes.
Thank you lol. I know I had the mindset that it was credible but I just needed to know what other people thought.