Comprehensive lecture notes on concepts in forensic psychology. Covers everything from police practices, juries, sentencing, mental illnesses (fit for trial), psychopathy, Juveniles, risk assessment, intimate partner violence, and sexual and homicide offenders.
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Discusses sexual and homicide offenders with respect to Forensic Psychology in Canada.
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Discusses intimate partner violence and how they are dealt with in the criminal justice system in Canada.
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Add to cartDiscusses intimate partner violence and how they are dealt with in the criminal justice system in Canada.
Discusses how juveniles are treated in the criminal justice system with a focus on rehabilitation.
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Add to cartDiscusses how juveniles are treated in the criminal justice system with a focus on rehabilitation.
Discusses risk assessment in the Criminal Justice System, including development and administration. Barriers to development and administration are also discussed.
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Add to cartDiscusses risk assessment in the Criminal Justice System, including development and administration. Barriers to development and administration are also discussed.
Discusses psychopathy from the lens of the criminal justice system. Discusses psychopathy in general including risk factors for development, prevalence, and treatment.
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Add to cartDiscusses psychopathy from the lens of the criminal justice system. Discusses psychopathy in general including risk factors for development, prevalence, and treatment.
Comprensive discussion of mental illness in the Criminal Justice System, including how to determine if an offender is not fit to stand trial, barriers to determining the criteria, as well as the process of the justice system for someone deemed unfit for trial.
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Add to cartComprensive discussion of mental illness in the Criminal Justice System, including how to determine if an offender is not fit to stand trial, barriers to determining the criteria, as well as the process of the justice system for someone deemed unfit for trial.
Discusses juries, sentencing, and parole in the Criminal Justice System through the lens of Forensic Psychology. Discusses how juries work, issues with juries, different types of evidence, and conditions for parole.
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Add to cartDiscusses juries, sentencing, and parole in the Criminal Justice System through the lens of Forensic Psychology. Discusses how juries work, issues with juries, different types of evidence, and conditions for parole.
Discusses police interview and interrogation practices in the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Discusses best practices to reduce bias and false confessions, past wrong practices, and interview processes.
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Add to cartDiscusses police interview and interrogation practices in the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Discusses best practices to reduce bias and false confessions, past wrong practices, and interview processes.
Discusses deception in the context of forensic psychology and the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Discusses how to spot deception, when to look out for deception, measures to catch deception, as well as when it is allowed to use deception.
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Add to cartDiscusses deception in the context of forensic psychology and the Canadian Criminal Justice System. Discusses how to spot deception, when to look out for deception, measures to catch deception, as well as when it is allowed to use deception.
Basic introduction to Forensic Psychology and covers the topics that will be discusses in the series of lecture notes. Discusses what forensic psychology is, what forensic psychologists mainly do, and basic concepts in forensic psychology.
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Add to cartBasic introduction to Forensic Psychology and covers the topics that will be discusses in the series of lecture notes. Discusses what forensic psychology is, what forensic psychologists mainly do, and basic concepts in forensic psychology.
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