wayne-petherick
Wayne Petherick
Associate Professor of Criminology

Department of Society and Design
Bond University
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Phone: +61 7 5595 1124
Email: wpetheri@bond.edu.au

Education

Immanuel Lutheran College Maroochydore, Queensland 1984 - 1988
Northpoint College of TAFE Diploma of Business Administration (Justice Studies) (Incomplete) 1992 - 1994
Queensland University of Technology (Carseldine Campus) Brisbane, Queensland Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) 1995 - 1997, awarded 1998
Bond University Robina, Queensland, Master of Criminology 1998 - 2000, awarded 2000
Bond University Robina, Queensland, Doctor of Philosophy 2002 - 2007, awarded 2007

Biography

Wayne is currently Associate Professor of Criminology in the Faculty of Society & Design. Wayne teaches in the areas of Alcohol, Drugs, and Crime, Criminal Profiling, Applied Crime Analysis, Criminal Motivations, Crime and Deviance, Forensic Victimology, and Forensic Criminology.

Wayne is author, editor, or coeditor of three textbooks including Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling, now in its second edition, Forensic Victimology, and Forensic Criminology. These works are published by Elsevier Science, the oldest publisher in the world, who also published Galileo.

His research areas of interest include criminal profiling, with his doctoral thesis Criminal Profiling: A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Methods and Content examining criminal profiles to better understand the nature of logic employed and the types of characteristics offered by the different approaches. Other areas include stalking, where he is developing a Response-Outcome model to better understand the response style of victims of stalking and how this may perpetuate the cycle of harassment. In other work, Wayne is also working on the relationship between self esteem, personality disorder, crime, and criminal (and victim) motivations.

In addition to his teaching and research work, Dr. Petherick also works on a variety of cases including homicides, threat and risk cases, and stalking.

Research Interest

My Master of Criminology thesis was on statement analysis, specifically examining whether there are differences between deceptive and truthful statements. My doctoral research examined the theory and process differences in criminal profiling methods. My current textbooks include Applied Crime Analysis, Profiling and Serial Crime, and Forensic Criminology. I am currently conducting research that expands on my previous research on statement analysis. I am interested in all aspects of decision making in applied crime analysis, such as the power and impact of satisficing hypotheses, the role of victim precipitation in offending and victimisation, the role of self-esteem in offending and victimisation, and the neurological correlates of offending and victimisation. Future work in the field will expand upon an applied crime analysis which I developed and involve the systematic and idiographic examination of a case to answer investigative and legal questions.


Scientific Activities

Awards
  1. School of Armour, Australian Regular Army, Student of Merit, Radio Wing, 1990
  2. Student Council Teaching Excellence Award Nomination, 2003
  3. Faculty Teaching Excellence Award Nomination, 2005
  4. Carrick Citation for Teaching Excellence Nomination, Bond University, 2007
  5. Humanities and Social Sciences Teacher of the Year Award, 2007
  6. Vice Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence (University Teacher of the Year), 2007
  7. Vice Chancellor’s Quality Award (Outstanding Service), 2008
  8. Faculty of Society and Design Teaching Award Nomination (2014)
Teaching Experience
  1. Crim 12-205/71-205 Alcohol, Drugs and Crime/Advanced Alcohol, Drugs and Crime
  2. Crim 13-311/71-111 Applied Behavioural Evidence Analysis/Advanced Applied BEA
  3. Crim 13-350/71-350 Case Studies in Forensic Science/Advanced Case Studies in Forensic Science
  4. Crim 11-100/71-100 Crime and Deviance in Australia/Introduction to Criminology
  5. Crim 12-208/71-208 Crime Prevention/Advanced Crime Prevention
  6. Crim 12-207/71-207 Criminal Motivations/Advanced Criminal Motivations
  7. Crim 13-306/71-306 Criminal Profiling/Advanced Criminal Profiling
  8. Crim 11-110/71-110 Criminological Research Methods/Advanced Criminological Research Methods
  9. Crim 12-210/71-210 Forensic Victimology/Advanced Forensic Victimology
  10. Crim 12-213/71-213 Global Criminology/Advanced Global Criminology
  11. Crim 11-114/71-114 Media and Crime/Advanced Media and Crime
  12. Crim 13-600/71-600 Special Study in Criminology/Advanced Special Study in Criminology
  13. Crim 12-204/71-204 The Australian Criminal Justice System/Advanced ACJS
  14. Crim 12-209/71-209 Theories of Crime/Advanced Theories of Crime
  15. Crim 13-320 Forensic Criminology/Advanced Forensic Criminology
  16. Crim 71-700 Criminology Internship
  17. PSYC71-407 Forensic Psychology (as a Guest Lecturer)
  18. Crim71-102 Profiling and Crime Analysis
Conferences and Seminars Attended
  1. Behavioural Evidence Analysis (1999), Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia. Page 4 of 12
  2. Academy of Behavioural Profiling 2nd Annual Meeting (2000), Las Vegas, Nevada, 6 – 8 October.
  3. Analytic Interviewing (2000), Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia.
  4. Analytic Interviewing (2000), Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia.
  5. Crimtrac: International Symposium of the Forensic Sciences (2000), Jupiter's Casino, Gold Coast, January.
  6. Behavioural Evidence Analysis (2000), Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia
  7. Introduction to Stalking (2000), Queensland Chapter of Forensic Psychology, Griffith University, Brisbane.
  8. Forensic Behavioural Symposium (2002), Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia.
  9. Criminal Profiling: Sex Crimes Investigation (2005), Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia.
  10. Academy of Behavioural Profiling 6th Annual Meeting (2005), Oakland, California, 6 – 7 August.
  11. Academy of Behavioural Profiling 7th Annual Meeting (2006), Las Vegas, Nevada, 12 – 13 August.
  12. Academy of Behavioural Profiling 8th Annual Meeting (2007), Las Vegas, Nevada, 11 – 12 August.
  13. Academy of Behavioural Profiling 9th Annual Meeting (2008), Kennesaw State University, Georgia.
  14. Academy of Behavioural Profiling 10th Annual Meeting (2009), El Cajon, California, 8 – 9 August..
  15. Association of Threat Assessment Professionals 20th Annual Meeting (2010). Anaheim, California, 17 - 20 August.
  16. Association of Threat Assessment Professionals 21st Annual Meeting (2011). Anaheim, California, 16 - 19 August.
  17. Australian and New Zealand Critical Criminology Society, 5th Annual Meeting (2011). Rydges The Esplanade, Cairns, 5 - 7 June.
  18. Australasian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals 2nd Annual Meeting, Melbourne, 8 - 9 November 2012.
  19. Stalker Risk Profile training. (2012), December 5 - 7, Brisbane, Queensland.
  20. Campus Threat Management: An Interactive Workshop, 17 - 19 April 2013, Swinburne University, Hawthorne, Victoria.
  21. No 2 Bullying National Conference (2013), 22 - 23 May, Surfers Paradise Outrigger Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland.
  22. Association of Threat Assessment Professionals 23 Annual Meeting (2013). Anaheim, California, 13 - 16 August.
  23. No 2 Bullying National Conference (2014), 6 - 8 April, QT Hotel Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast, Queensland.

Publications

Books and Textbooks (As Author, Editor/Co-editor)
  1. Petherick, W. A. (2004). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Boston: Academic Press.
  2. Petherick, W. A. (2005). Modus Operandi. Sydney: Hardie Grant.
  3. Petherick, W. A. (2008). Instructor’s Manual: Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  4. Turvey, B. E., & Petherick, W. A. (2009). Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  5. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Instructor’s Manual: Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  6. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  7. Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (2010). Forensic Criminology. Boston: Academic Press.
  8. Petherick, W. A. (2014). Profiling and Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues. (3rd ed.). Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  9. Petherick, W. A. (2015). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  10. Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (2017). The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
Book Chapters
  1. Petherick, W. A. (2002). Stalking. In Turvey, B. E. Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis. (2nd ed.)., pp. 497 - 512. London: Academic Press.
  2. Petherick, W. A. (2002). Look who’s stalking. In McCartney, C., Lincoln, R., & Wilson, P. Crime in the Deep North. Australian Scholarly Press.
  3. Petherick, W. A. (2005). The Nature of induction and deduction in criminal profiling. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling, pp. 15 - 30. Boston: Academic Press.
  4. Petherick, W. A. (2005). Criminal profiling methods. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Boston: Academic Press.
  5. Petherick, W. A. (2005). The fallacy of accuracy in criminal profiling. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Boston: Academic Press.
  6. Petherick, W. A., Field, D., Lowe, A., & Fry, E. (2005). Criminal profiling as expert evidence. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Boston: Academic Press.
  7. Petherick, W. A. (2005). Where to from here?. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Boston: Academic Press.
  8. Petherick, W. A. (2005). Serial stalking: Looking for love in all the wrong places?. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling. Boston: Academic Press.
  9. Diaz, J. & Petherick, W. A. (2008). Lifestyle exposure. In Turvey, B. E., & Petherick, W. A. (eds.). Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  10. Petherick. W. A. (2008). Criminal profiling. In Fritzon, K., & Wilson, P. (eds.). Forensic Psychology and Criminology. Victoria: McGraw Hill.
  11. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B.E. (2008). Criminal profiling, the scientific method and logic. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  12. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B.E. (2008). Nomothetic methods of criminal profiling. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  13. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B.E. (2008). Behavioural evidence analysis: An ideo-deductive method of criminal profiling. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  14. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B.E. (2008). Criminal motivation. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  15. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B.E. (2008). Victimology. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  16. Petherick, W. A. (2008). Stalking. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis (3rd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  17. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Victims of stalking. In Turvey, B. E., & Petherick, W. A. (eds.). Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  18. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B. E. (2009). Workplace violence. In Turvey, B. E., & Petherick, W. A. (eds.). Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  19. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B. E. (2009). School shootings. In Turvey, B. E., & Petherick, W. A. (eds.). Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  20. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B. E. (2009). Stranger violence. In Turvey, B. E., & Petherick, W.A. (eds.). Forensic Victimology: Victims of Violent Crime in Investigative and Legal Contexts. Boston: Academic Press.
  21. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Induction and Deduction in criminal profiling. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd. ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  22. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. (2009). Behavioural consistency, the homology assumption and the problems of induction. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  23. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Criminal profiling methods. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  24. Petherick, W. A. (2009). The fallacy of accuracy in criminal profiling. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  25. Woodhouse, B., & Petherick, W. A. (2009). Metacognition in criminal profiling. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd. ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  26. Petherick, W. A., Field, D., Lowe, A., & Fry, E. (2009). Criminal profiling as expert evidence. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd. ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  27. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Where to from here? In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd. ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  28. Petherick, W. A. (2009). Serial stalking. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues in Behavioural Profiling (2nd. ed.). Boston: Academic Press.
  29. Turvey, B. E. & Petherick, W. A. (2010). An introduction to forensic criminology. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  30. Turvey, B. E. & Petherick, W. A. (2010). Cognitive ethos of the forensic examiner. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  31. Turvey, B. E. & Petherick, W. A. (2010). Forensic criminological assessments. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  32. Petherick, W, A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2010). Criminal profiling. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  33. Ferguson, C. E., Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B. E. (2010). Forensic victimology. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  34. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B .E. (2010). Premises liability. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  35. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B .E. (2010). Writing forensic reports. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology. San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  36. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2010). Ethics for the forensic criminologist. In Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Ferguson, C. E. (eds.). Forensic Criminology: San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  37. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2010). An introduction to crime and deviance. In Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. Crime and Deviance. Sitka: Forensic Press.
  38. Petherick, W. (2010). Cults. In Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. Crime and Deviance. Sitka: Forensic Press.
  39. Petherick, W. A., & Myers, N. (2010). Alcohol, drugs and crime. In Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. Crime and Deviance. Sitka: Forensic Press.
  40. Petherick, W. A., Turvey, B. E., & Kreeger, J. (2010). School shootings and guns. In Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. Crime and Deviance. Sitka: Forensic Press.
  41. Petherick, W. (2010). Stalking. In Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. Crime and Deviance. Sitka: Forensic Press.
  42. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B. E. (2011). Criminal profiling: Science, logic, and cognition. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis. (4th ed.). San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  43. Petherick, W. A., & Turvey, B. E. (2011). Alternative methods of criminal profiling. In Turvey, B. E. (ed.). Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioural Evidence Analysis. (4th ed.). San Diego: Elsevier Science.
  44. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2012). Behavioural consistency, the homology, and case linkage. In Almeida, F., & Paulino, M. (eds.). Psicologia Forense. Lisboa; LIDEL.
  45. Huntingdon, Y., & Petherick, W. A. (2014). Serial harassment and cyber-bullying. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Profiling and Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues. Boston: Andersen Press.
  46. Jenkins, A., & Petherick, W. A. (2014). Serial rape. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Profiling and Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues. Boston: Andersen Press.
  47. Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. (2014). Motivations: Offender and victim perspectives. In Petherick, W. A. (ed.). Profiling and Serial Crime: Theoretical and Practical Issues. Boston: Andersen Press.
  48. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. Understanding Victim Behaviour Through Offender Behaviour Typologies. In Tawari, I. (ed.). Challenges in Criminology. Denmark: River Publishing.
  49. Petherick, W. A. (2015). An Introduction to Applied Crime Analysis. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  50. Petherick, W. A. (2015). Logic and Reasoning in Crime Analysis. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  51. Petherick, W. A., & Rowan, A. (2015). Physical Evidence and the Crime Scene. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  52. Petherick, W. A., Ferguson, C. E. (2015). Forensic Victimology. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  53. Petherick, W. A., Ferguson, C. E. (2015). Case Linkage. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  54. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2015). False Reports. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  55. Petherick, W. A. (2015). Motivations. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  56. Gormley, J., & Petherick, W. A. (2015). Risk Assessment. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  57. Petherick, W. A. (2015). Report Writing, Style, and Components. In W. A. Petherick. (ed.). Applied Crime Analysis: A Social Science Approach to Understanding Crime, Criminals, and Victims. Boston: Anderson Publishing.
  58. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2016). Forensic Criminology. In S. Walklate., & M. Jacobsen. (eds.). Liquid Criminology. Oxon: Ashgate Publishing.
  59. Sinnamon, G. C. B., & Petherick, W. A. (2017). Catathymia and compulsive homicide: A psychological perspective. In Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (eds.). The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
  60. Brotto, G. L. M., Sinnamon, G. C. B., & Petherick, W. A. (2017). Victimology and predicting victims of personal violence. In Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (eds.). The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
  61. Petherick, W. A. (2017). Stalking. In Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (eds.). The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
  62. Robinson, Y., & Petherick, W. A. (2017). Circumscribing cyberbullying: Toward a mutual definition and characterisations of aggression, assault, and recklessness via telecommunications technology. In Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (eds.). The
  63. Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
  64. Xavier, C., Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. Honour killings and domestic violence: The same or different? In Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (eds.). The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
  65. Petherick, W. A. (2017). Cults. In Petherick, W. A., & Sinnamon, G. C. B. (eds.). The Psychology of Criminal and Antisocial Behaviour: Victim and Offender Perspectives. San Diego: Academic Press.
Peer Reviewed in Industry or Trade Journals
  1. Petherick, W. A. (2002). The fallacy of accuracy in criminal profiling. Journal of Behavioural Profiling, 1 (3).
  2. Petherick, W. A. (2002). Review of Ainsworth, P. B. (2000). Criminal Profiling and Behaviour Analysis. Criminal Behaviour Literature Review Project. Journal of Behavioural Profiling, 1 (2).
  3. Lincoln, R., Wells, H., & Petherick, W. A. (2003). An Exploration of Automobile Insurance Fraud. Bond University: Centre for Applied Psychology and Criminology.
  4. Petherick, W. A., & Lowe, A. (2003). False Reports in Stalking: Motivations and Investigative Considerations. Australian Police Journal, June.
  5. Petherick, W. A. (2006). Developing the Criminal Profile: On the Nature of Induction and Deduction in Criminal Profiling. Journal of Behavioural Profiling, 6 (1), May.
  6. Petherick, W. A. (2006). Geographic Profiling: The Devil is in the Distance. Journal of Behavioural Profiling, 6 (1), May.
  7. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (2012). Understanding victim behaviour through offender motivation typologies. Conference Proceedings of the 5th Annual Australian and New Zealand Critical Criminology Conference, Cairns, Queensland, 5 - 7 June.
  8. Petherick, W. A., & Huntingdon, Y. (2013). Cloudy With a Chance of Crime: A Long Term Forecast for Serial Bullies. No 2 Bullying National Conference, 22 - 23 May, Surfers Paradise Outrigger Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland.
Peer Reviewed in Academic Journals
  1. Petherick, W. A. (2003). Comparing Applied Profiling Methods: What’s in a Name? Journal of Law and Social Challenges, June, pp. 173 - 188.
  2. Norris, G., & Petherick, W. A. (2011). Criminal profiling in the courtroom: Behavioural advice or bad character evidence? Cambrian Law Review, 41.
  3. Petherick, W. A. (2012). Book review of Stalkers and Their Victims (2nd. ed). Mullen, P. E., Pathé, M., & Purcell, R. Policing and Research: An International Journal.
  4. Petherick, W. A., & Jenkins, A. (2014). False reports in stalking: Motivations and investigative considerations. Journal of Threat Assessment and Management, 1 (2), 93 - 101.
  5. Ferguson, C. E., & Petherick, W. A. (2014). Getting away with murder: An examination of detected homicides staged as suicides. Homicide Studies, October 13, 1 - 22.
Works in Progress for Peer Reviewed Journals and Textbooks
  1. Petherick, W. A., Jenkins, A., & Sinnamon, G. (manuscript in preparation). Self Esteem,
  2. Personality Disorder, Motivation and Their Neurobiological Correlates in Victims of Crime.
  3. Petherick, W. A., Sinnamon, G., Breach, S., & McGillivray, L. (manuscript in preparation). Neuropsychological Correlates of Crime.
  4. Petherick, W. A., & Ferguson, C. E. (manuscript in preparation). Forensic Criminology as Detective Work. In M. Jacobsen., & S. Walklate. (eds.). Liquid Criminology: Doing Imaginative Criminological Research. London: Ashgate.
  5. Petherick, W. A., Ferguson, C. E., Cuthbertson, J., & Bovenkirk, M. (manuscript in preparation). Ten Good Reasons to Retain the Concept of Victim Precipitation.
  6. Petherick, W. A., & Rowan, A. (manuscript in preparation). Crime Scene Types and Locations.

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