Personal Narrative: FBI Criminal Psychology

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FBI criminal psychology was fabulous, similar as the mind reading, sparkling in my heart. The interest roots were started to sprout out. After tracking to the deep root of the psychology, I discovered that psychology was not metaphysics, full of philosophical theories on the book while it was a scientific field, with numerous data analysis and countless investigations. Attracted by the huge difference, with my strongly curiosity, I wanted to learn more about psychology to help my friends, my family and even other unique groups.

I preferred to hear and communicate. Regarded as an intimate sister in my friend circle, I always attempted to listen and solve their vexations from mental, loving and family perspectives. During the whole analysis

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