Forensic psychology Jack Kitaeff.
Detalles de publicación: Upper Saddle River, NY [i.e. N.J.] Prentice Hall c2011.Descripción: xv, 404 p. 26 cmISBN:- 9780132352918 (alk. paper)
- 0132352915 (alk. paper)
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- RA1148 .K58 2011
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY, 1/e presents a clear, complete picture of forensic psychology, covering both psychological and legal principles, and demonstrating their connections through actual case law and clinical examples. Dr. Jack Kitaeff first reviews the field's history, and the roles, responsibilities, and obligations of practitioners. Next, he addresses criminological aspects of forensic psychology, examining theories of aggression and violent crime; non-violent crimes; and topics ranging from serial killing to terrorism. He thoroughly reviews forensic psychologists' roles in law enforcement and the U.S. criminal justice system, and covers crucial issues such as repressed memories, novel syndromes, the workplace, children, families, and treatment.
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.