A great deal of forensic psychology concerns sequences of behaviours or events. In this paper, we review some recent efforts to examine forensic issues as sequences, discuss some of the contemporary methodologies involved, and highlight some of the lessons that emerge from this research. Specifically, we show: (i) how research on public violence has benefited from studying incidents as patterns...

The over-representation of men and the under-representation women in senior positions academic institutions is a familier deep-rooted problem. While gender inequality Higher Education Institutions has multiple causes, recruitment internal promotion practices are particularly potent contributors to regimes. This paper contains an autoethnographic account based on my failure secure subsequent leg...

We study a general predator–prey system in a spatially heterogeneous environment. The predation process, which occurs on a behavioural time-scale, is much faster than the other processes (reproduction, natural mortality and migrations) occurring on the population dynamics time-scale. We show that, taking account of this difference in time-scales, and assuming that the prey have a refuge, the dy...

Today we are more and more provided with information expressing opinions about different topics. In the same way, the number of Web sites giving a global score, usually by counting the number of stars for instance, is also growing extensively and this kind of tools can be very useful for users interested by having a general idea. Nevertheless, sometimes the expressed score (e.g. the number of s...

Networks have attracted a great deal of attention the last decade, and play an important role in various scientific disciplines. Ranking nodes in such networks, based on for example PageRank or eigenvector centrality, remains a hot topic. Not only does this have applications in ranking web pages, it also allows peer-to-peer systems to have effective notions of trust and reputation and enables a...