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This work explains the history and application of forensic psychology. It details the various kinds of psychologist involved in the field, the sort of evidence each might produce and how it might be applied. Topics include: offender profiling; psychometric testing; expert testimony; psychological autopsy; polygraph testing; professional and ethical problems; and training needs. Intended as a reference tool and practical guide, the book is aimed at forensic psychologists, clinical psychologists, lawyers and professionals who need to understand the nature and application of psychological evidence in judicial proceedings.
Contents:
Introduction
Historical Background
Surveys into Psychological Evidence in Court
Ethical and Professional Issues
The Roles of the Forensic Psychologist
Psychological Testing
Psycholinguistic Techniques
Civil Cases
Criminal Cases
The Assessment and the Testimony: A Psychological Framework
Conclusions.
Brief Description:
Explaining the history and application of forensic psychology, this reference and guide details the various kinds of psychologist involved in the field and the evidence they might produce. Topics include: offender profiling; psychometric testing; psychological autopsy; and ethical problems.
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