Forensic psychology
Kitaeff, Jack
Forensic psychology Jack Kitaeff. - Upper Saddle River, NY [i.e. N.J.] Prentice Hall c2011. - xv, 404 p. 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
History and current issues in forensic psychology -- Roles and responsibilities of forensic psychologists -- Aggression and violent crime -- Nonviolent crimes -- Mass murders and serial killers -- The psychology of terrorism, cults, and extremism -- Law enforcement and police psychology -- Investigations -- Eyewitness testimony and accuracy -- Psychology of false confessions -- Capacity and incapacity -- Juries and the courtroom -- Repressed memories and novel syndromes -- Forensic psychology and the workplace -- Forensic psychology applied to children and families -- Treatment and rehabilitation in forensic psychology.
9780132352918 (alk. paper) 0132352915 (alk. paper)
2009047522
101520024 DNLM
Forensic psychology
Crime--psychology.
Forensic psychiatry--methods.
RA1148 / .K58 2011
614/.15
Forensic psychology Jack Kitaeff. - Upper Saddle River, NY [i.e. N.J.] Prentice Hall c2011. - xv, 404 p. 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
History and current issues in forensic psychology -- Roles and responsibilities of forensic psychologists -- Aggression and violent crime -- Nonviolent crimes -- Mass murders and serial killers -- The psychology of terrorism, cults, and extremism -- Law enforcement and police psychology -- Investigations -- Eyewitness testimony and accuracy -- Psychology of false confessions -- Capacity and incapacity -- Juries and the courtroom -- Repressed memories and novel syndromes -- Forensic psychology and the workplace -- Forensic psychology applied to children and families -- Treatment and rehabilitation in forensic psychology.
9780132352918 (alk. paper) 0132352915 (alk. paper)
2009047522
101520024 DNLM
Forensic psychology
Crime--psychology.
Forensic psychiatry--methods.
RA1148 / .K58 2011
614/.15