El iO Theater de Chicago acoge una charla científica en un bar, dirigida por expertos, que explora la compleja psicología forense y los perfiles clínicos de asesinos en serie reales, así como terapias alternativas de salud mental

This talk delves into the forensic u003cstrongu003epsychology behind criminal behavioru003c/strongu003e, examining the demographic characteristics, motives, and typologies of real-life offenders. The session also explores the strong correlations between u003cstrongu003eactual criminals and their cinematic counterpartsu003c/strongu003e, offering a deep dive into criminal profiling and Jungian archetypes in film.u003cbru003eu003cbru003eu003cstrongu003eJim Laccino, Ph.D.u003c/strongu003eu003cbru003e🧑‍🏫u003cstrongu003eRole:u003c/strongu003e Associate u003cstrongu003eProfessor in the Online Forensic Psychology Departmentu003c/strongu003e at The Chicago School.u003cbru003e🎥u003cstrongu003eBackground:u003c/strongu003e With a u003cstrongu003ePh.D. in Experimental Psychologyu003c/strongu003e, Jim has spent decades researching archetypes in cinema and forensic psychology. He developed the Cinematic Serial Killers Research Project, involving over 100 students in coding films that depict real-life offenders.u003cbru003e🧠u003cstrongu003eExpertise:u003c/strongu003e He teaches specialized courses on profiling serial killers by type, motives, methods, and victims, and has presented his findings at the u003cstrongu003eAnnual American Psychological Association Conventionsu003c/strongu003e.