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    psychological perspectives the actions of the serial killer‚ Ted Bundy‚ can be analysed and an incentive for his crimes can be inferred. Through the behavioral perspective‚ motives for Ted Bundy’s murders can be observed and linked to anything that he was exposed to. Ted Bundy’s mother‚ Louise Cowell‚ was unmarried when she had Bundy. To avoid the humiliation that was usually associated with birth out of wedlock‚ Bundy’s maternal

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    Ted Bundy: A Serial Killer

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    Why Ted? Theodore Robert Cowell‚ better known to the world as Ted Bundy‚ was a serial killer in the United States during the 20th century. It is unknown exactly the number of victims Ted had during his killing spree but himself has been quoted as admitting to at least 30 murders crossing seven different states. Authorities ae under the assumption that Ted could be responsible for over a hundred murders during his life. To this day‚ it puzzles authorities as to how Ted could continue his heinous crimes

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    Ted Bundy was born on November 24‚ 1946 at the Elizabeth Lund Home for Unwed Mothers in Burlington‚ Vermont. Bundy’s mother Eleanor Louise Cowell was not married and still to this day does not know who the real father is. His grandparents took him in as if he were their own child and changed his name‚ he became Theodore Robert Cowell. Bundy grew up believing that his mother was his older sister. He has never specified when he found out that Louise was his mother‚ it has been said that he found

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    King PSY 100 Dr. Mark Graves April 8‚ 2011 The “Whys” of Ted Bundy Why? Why do some people like oranges rather than apples? Why do old people go to bed and wake up early? Why do little boys like to fight and little girls like to play house? Our motivations and reasons behind why we commit to actions and thoughts eventually shape our character and determine our futures. We see the affect that motivation has on someone by the example of Ted Bundy. There are many forms or theories of motivation but I

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    Ted Bundy: Serial Killer

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    Ted bundy was a natural born serial killer and rapist during the 1970’s‚ and claimed to be involved in over 100 killings throughout 7 states in the u.s. With the devious mind he had possessed throughout his famous career as a serial killer‚ he often had no reason for suspicion and lived a happy life alone. Soon after his first killings‚ ted had developed a specific pattern of victims‚ and way of killing them. The fun bundy had been experiencing was about to be over‚ while sexually assaulting his

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    Ted Bundy Research Paper

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    Ted Bundy and Joshua Boren; on opposite ends of the moral spectrum yet both ended their lives with the title murderer. Ted Bundy a psychopath slighted by the love of his life‚ started his journey to become one of the most renowned serial killers in Americas history eventually finding his way to Utah where he would brutally murder and rape 7 girls and attempt an 8th‚ carol DaRonch the only girl to ever escape. By contrast Joshua Boren a respected police officer ended his life after ending the lives

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    Ted Bundy Case Study

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    He was highly educated having attended both college and law school‚ and was considered to be extremely charming which he used to lure his victims. Bundy planned his crimes carefully‚ using a guise of being injured to lure young women who he then murdered. Ted left no evidence except for the physical‚ and likely would not have been caught if he hadn’t been pulled over by chance after committing a murder. 5. Holmes and Holmes identify 8 types of mass

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    social attributes of Ted Bundy: As a child‚ Ted was terribly shy‚ self-doubting and uncomfortable in social situations. He was teased all the time and made the butt of pranks by bullies in his junior high school. he was not like other children‚ he looked and acted like them‚ but he was haunted by a fear...a doubt. sometimes only a vague uneasiness that inhabited his mind with the subtlety of a cat. ted felt it for years‚ but he didn’t recognize it for what it was until much later. Regardless of

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    the profile. Ted Bundy‚ a man known to many as intelligent and intriguing‚ spread his reign of terror throughout the United States by systematically targeting and murdering young women; using the process perspective‚ it is determinable that his confusing and often tumultuous upbringing as a youth influenced his future behavior one of America’s most notorious serial killers. Ted Bundy was born with the name Theodore Robert Cowell in Burlington‚ Vermont‚ on November 24th‚ 1946. Bundy‚ who came from

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    concepts and references to Freudian psychoanalysis. 2. Psychoanalysis of a serial killer – Ted Bundy According to the study of Cartwright (2014)‚ Ted Bundy is an obnoxious and famous serial killer in the history of crime. He has been inspired by books‚ movies and articles. All of these articles‚ books and movies demonstrate the huge impact that he generated on society. The impact is seen as enormous because Bundy was capable to continue his

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