An edition of Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology
(2005)
Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology
3rd ed.
by Dennis Howitt
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Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology
2008, Pearson Education
in English
- 3rd ed.
1405874465 9781405874465
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Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology
2005, Prentice Hall
in English
- 2nd ed.
0130169854 9780130169853
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Table of Contents
What is forensic and criminal psychology?
The social context of crime
Crime and the public
Victims of crime
Theories of crime
Juvenile offenders and beyond
Theft and other crimes against property
Violent offenders
Sexual offenders 1 : rapists
Sexual offenders 2 : paedophiles and child molestation
Police psychology
Terrorism and hostage-taking incidents
Eyewitness testimony
Profile analysis 1 : FBI-style offender profiling
Profile analysis 2 : investigative psychology and statistical profiling
False allegations
False confessions
Lies, lie detecting and credibility : psychological approaches to lie detection, polygraphy and statement validity analysis
Children as witnesses
Mental illness and crime
Mental, personality and intellectual problems in court
Judges and lawyers
Juries and decision making
Effective prison
Assessment of ricividism.
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