C.S.I. Canada AM
Title
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C.S.I. Canada AM
Summary
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While TV network executives may celebrate the high ratings of shows such as CSI Crime Scene Investigation, real-life crime investigators are not as thrilled about the unrealistic expectations caused by the show's high-tech wizardry and the on-the-spot crime solving. According to anthropology professor and author Elliott Leyton, the "CSI effect" is skewing the public's perception of forensic science and their view of police work.
Year Published
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2006
Physical Description
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1 videodisc (11 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Note
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Distributed by Access.
Personal Subject
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Science---Study and teaching
Subject
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Forensic sciences.
Criminal investigation.
Summary
:
While TV network executives may celebrate the high ratings of shows such as CSI Crime Scene Investigation, real-life crime investigators are not as thrilled about the unrealistic expectations caused by the show's high-tech wizardry and the on-the-spot crime solving. According to anthropology professor and author Elliott Leyton, the "CSI effect" is skewing the public's perception of forensic science and their view of police work.
Publisher
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Toronto : CTV, 2006.
| Library | Call Number | Type | Item Barcode | Status |
|---|
| Edmonton Christian West | VID 363.25 CSI | Teacher resource | 38515000233851 | Audio-Visual |