Psychologist who tested Mateen for security job did same for another killer

The Honolulu Star Advertiser ^ | June 15, 2016 | David Fleshler and Skyler Swisher, The Sun Sentinel

[eartick]

A security firm called the The Wackenhut Co.?

Boy, the jokes write themselves. It is no wonder they changed the name.

You can picture the guards in their lil huts with a label across a hut behind a security gate, Wackenhut.

[PGalt]

There are millions of members of the greatest anti-truth, anti-freedom, anti-individual, anti-life collective in the history of civilization inside the republic. There is no test that delineates the depths of their depravity.

http://www.citizenwarrior.com/2007/10/terrifying-brilliance-of-islamic.html

Collective v individual BUMP!

[Buttons12]

Psychology is a fake science and religion

I was homeschooled. Studied psychology with various materials, conventional textbook included. Going in, I was advised it's grade A 95 per cent excrement, but necessary to recognize and analyze because it's accepted as gospel.

I have since learned, in the field, to step around it carefully. Call it what it is and be denounced as a heretic.

[The_Media_never_lie]

If the psychologist was a mass screening psych, then he probably also issued a disclaimer that AT THE TIME OF THE TESTING, the applicant was sane and stable. However, future daily activities could change this status.

[hal ogen]

I believe ALL moozlums have a mental disorder...it is called “being a moozlum”.

[infowarrior]

A security firm called the The Wackenhut Co.?

And, considering that Wackenhut was founded by former FBI agents...

the infowarrior

[who_would_fardels_bear]

It's rather odd that psychological exams are not administered the same way that psychologists administer psychological studies.

When a company wants to be more certain that their employees are not taking drugs they do random drug testing so it is more difficult for the druggies to use countermeasures.

Why would psychologists think that calling a person into a room and asking them questions would be a good way to find out if they were crazy? This is a situation that is easy to game.

Why not put them in a waiting room with several different magazines and see which ones they choose to read? Why not plant people in the waiting room that get into an argument or discuss controversial subjects and see how they react?

Those kinds of tactics are what psychologists generally use when they are doing studies, but they somehow haven't gotten the clue that they could be used in psychological tests as well.

[houeto]

Read it again. A Jew would have passed on question #1.

[TChad]

Thanks. I think it is worthwhile to point out that "radical, extremist" Muslims are in fact simply observant.

If non-violent "moderate" Muslims (AKA Muslims in Name Only) want to write a New Improved Koran that eliminates the nasty parts, I wish them the very best of luck in convincing observant Muslims to adopt it.