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Forensic Psychology

A field that exists because legal questions about credibility, competence, intent, and risk are also psychological questions — and because the courts, left...

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A field that exists because legal questions about credibility, competence, intent, and risk are also psychological questions — and because the courts, left to themselves, have been historically bad at answering them. Key sections include: Forensic Psychology.; Opening Where the mind meets the court.; Chapter I The founding text.; Chapter II From Münsterberg to the modern field.; Chapter III Quantico and the profilers.; Chapter IV Does profiling work?; Chapter V The British alternative.; Chapter VI The eyewitness revolution.; Chapter VII The repressed-memory crisis.; Chapter VIII Why innocent people confess..

Key sections

  • 01Forensic Psychology.
  • 02Opening Where the mind meets the court.
  • 03Chapter I The founding text.
  • 04Chapter II From Münsterberg to the modern field.
  • 05Chapter III Quantico and the profilers.
  • 06Chapter IV Does profiling work?
  • 07Chapter V The British alternative.
  • 08Chapter VI The eyewitness revolution.

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  1. 01Forensic Psychology.
  2. 02Opening Where the mind meets the court.
  3. 03Chapter I The founding text.
  4. 04Chapter II From Münsterberg to the modern field.
  5. 05Chapter III Quantico and the profilers.
  6. 06Chapter IV Does profiling work?
  7. 07Chapter V The British alternative.
  8. 08Chapter VI The eyewitness revolution.
  9. 09Chapter VII The repressed-memory crisis.
  10. 10Chapter VIII Why innocent people confess.
  11. 11Chapter IX Competency to stand trial.
  12. 12Chapter X The insanity defence.
  13. 13Chapter XI Predicting violence.
  14. 14Chapter XII The psychopathy construct.
  15. 15Chapter XIII How juries decide.
  16. 16Chapter XIV Selecting a jury.
  17. 17Chapter XV Interviewing children.
  18. 18Chapter XVI Lie detection — a hard problem.
  19. 19Chapter XVII Beyond the criminal docket.
  20. 20Chapter XVIII Selecting and supporting officers.
  21. 21Chapter XIX Inside the prison.
  22. 22Chapter XX Adolescents and the courts.
  23. 23Chapter XXI The expert witness, after Daubert.
  24. 24Chapter XXII Detecting feigned impairment.
  25. 25Chapter XXIII Intimate-partner violence in the law.
  26. 26Chapter XXIV Sex-offender assessment.
  27. 27Chapter XXV Twenty-five works.
  28. 28Chapter XXVI Watch & read.
  29. 29Chapter XXVII The state of forensic psychology.
  30. 30Chapter XXVIII The ethical core.
  31. 31Chapter XXIX For the reader entering the field.
  32. 32The end of the deck.
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