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C. Gabrielle Salfati

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

C. Gabrielle Salfati is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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criminology violent behavior sociology criminal law interpersonal violence criminal justice psychology homicide criminal behavior behavioral sciences law forensic science forensic psychology violence against women criminological theory deviance (sociology) victimology crime analysis serial homicide aggression violent crime sexual crime offender profiling trauma sexual abuse sexual behavior experimental criminology sexual assault sexual violence offender classification interpersonal relationships social psychology feminist criminology theoretical criminology forensic psychiatry southern african studies forensic medicine female criminality domestic violence victimisation behavioral consistency sex education death studies family violence partner violence lateral violence human sexuality crime science comparative criminology penology bibliometrics psychological violence multidimensional analysis juvenile delinquency correctional practice prison violence international criminology special issue stranger murders sexual homicide individual behaviors behavioural change multivariate model victim types offender characteristics multidimensional analyses methodological considerations crime scene behavior criminal history prior crime specialization victim‐focused behavioural typology crime linkage

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Working the Clock: Integrating Temporal Expression Into Serial Homicide Analysis With Vortex. (2026)

crime analysisforensic sciencetime seriesforensic medicineviolent behaviorhomicidestatisticscriminal justiceinterpersonal violencemortality

The Fourth Dimension: Time Between Crimes and Impact on Behavioral Change in Violent Serial Crime. The Police Journal Theory Practice and Principles (2023)

criminal behaviorcrime analysiscriminologyviolent behaviorpsychologybehavioral researchfourth dimensionbehavioral changesocial psychologyviolent serial crimeexperimental criminologyviolent crimecriminal justicecriminal lawbehavioral sciences

Evidence-Based Offender Profiling of Serial Sex Worker Victim Homicides. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2021)

C. Gabrielle SalfatiMarina Sorochinski

offender profilingcriminal behaviorforensic sciencesociologycriminologyforensic psychologypsychologyviolent behaviorfemale criminalitycriminal lawfeminist criminologysexual crimeexperimental criminologyvictimologyevidence-based offender profilingcriminal justicejournalism

Consistency of Offender Behaviors and Victim Targeting in Serial Sexual Violence: An Overview of the Field. (2019)

offender behaviorssexual abusesociologycriminologyserial sexual violencepsychologysexual violencevictimologycriminal lawvictimisationinterpersonal violencevictim targeting

MATCH: A New Approach for Differentiating Linking Series of Sex Worker Homicides and Sexual Assaults. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2019)

sexual abusesociologycriminologysex worker homicideslawgender studiessexual assaultviolence against womensexual assaultssexual violencenew approachcriminal lawinterpersonal violence

Overkill, We Know It When We See It: Examining Definitions of Excessive Injury in Homicide Research. Journal of Criminal Psychology (2019)

criminologyforensic psychologypsychological violenceexcessive injuryforensic psychiatryinjury preventiontheoretical criminologylawtraumacriminological theorycriminal lawinterpersonal violencecriminal behaviorforensic sciencehomicidepsychologyviolent crimeviolent behaviorhomicide research

Sex Worker Homicide Series: Profiling the Crime Scene. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2019)

forensic sciencecriminologygender studiesviolence against womensexual crimecrime scenecriminal law

Linking Serial Sexual Offences: Moving Towards an Ecologically Valid Test of the Principles of Crime Linkage. Legal and Criminological Psychology (2018)

Jessica WoodhamsMatthew TonkinAmy BurrellHanne ImreJan M. WinterEva K. M. LamGert Jan ten BrinkeMark WebbGerard LabuschagneCraig BennellLeah Ashmore‐HillsJasper van der KempSami LipponenTom PakkanenLee RainbowC. Gabrielle SalfatiPekka Santtila

crime linkagecriminologysocial sciencesecologyserial sexual offencesbehavioral sciences

Sex Worker Victims. (2018)

sex worker victimssociologyviolence against womensexual crimegender inequalitysexual behavior

A Multidimensional Approach to Ascertaining Individual Differentiation and Consistency in Serial Sexual Assault: Is It Time to Redefine and Refine?. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2017)

Marina SorochinskiC Gabrielle Salfati

sociologydeviance (sociology)social sciencessexual crimesexual behaviorjuvenile delinquencybehavioral sciencesindividual differentiationtraumafamily violencecorrectional practicestigmainterpersonal violenceviolence against womensocial psychologyprison violencemental healthserial sexual assaultcriminal justicedomestic violence

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C. Gabrielle Salfati

Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

C. Gabrielle Salfati is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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C. Gabrielle Salfati

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Working the Clock: Integrating Temporal Expression Into Serial Homicide Analysis With Vortex. (2026)

crime analysisforensic sciencetime seriesforensic medicineviolent behaviorhomicidestatisticscriminal justiceinterpersonal violencemortality

The Fourth Dimension: Time Between Crimes and Impact on Behavioral Change in Violent Serial Crime. The Police Journal Theory Practice and Principles (2023)

Evidence-Based Offender Profiling of Serial Sex Worker Victim Homicides. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2021)

C. Gabrielle SalfatiMarina Sorochinski

Consistency of Offender Behaviors and Victim Targeting in Serial Sexual Violence: An Overview of the Field. (2019)

offender behaviorssexual abusesociologycriminologyserial sexual violencepsychologysexual violencevictimologycriminal lawvictimisationinterpersonal violencevictim targeting

MATCH: A New Approach for Differentiating Linking Series of Sex Worker Homicides and Sexual Assaults. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2019)

sexual abusesociologycriminologysex worker homicideslawgender studiessexual assaultviolence against womensexual assaultssexual violencenew approachcriminal lawinterpersonal violence

Overkill, We Know It When We See It: Examining Definitions of Excessive Injury in Homicide Research. Journal of Criminal Psychology (2019)

Sex Worker Homicide Series: Profiling the Crime Scene. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology (2019)

forensic sciencecriminologygender studiesviolence against womensexual crimecrime scenecriminal law

Linking Serial Sexual Offences: Moving Towards an Ecologically Valid Test of the Principles of Crime Linkage. Legal and Criminological Psychology (2018)

crime linkagecriminologysocial sciencesecologyserial sexual offencesbehavioral sciences

Sex Worker Victims. (2018)

sex worker victimssociologyviolence against womensexual crimegender inequalitysexual behavior

A Multidimensional Approach to Ascertaining Individual Differentiation and Consistency in Serial Sexual Assault: Is It Time to Redefine and Refine?. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2017)

Marina SorochinskiC Gabrielle Salfati

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