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Forensic Psychology For Dummies

By Canter, David D.

Forensic Psychology For Dummies Medicine

Forensic Psychology For Dummies

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Law, order and the criminal mind - a fascinating introduction to forensic psychology and its many applications Want to understand what makes the criminal mind tick? In this fascinating guide a top forensic psychologist goes beyond the myths and media sensationalism to clue you in on what forensic psychologists really do. Using real-life case examples from around the world, he shows you how they work and the important contributions they make to the criminal justice system. He also provides valuable pointers on how to break into this exciting field. - Watch the forensic psychologist in action - learn how psychology contributes to the investigative process, including 'offender profiling' and detecting lies - Penetrate the criminal mind - discover the various methods psychologists have developed for assessing offenders - Witness psychology in the courtroom - discover how psychologists give guidance in legal proceedings and the valuable assistance they offer prosecutors and defence attorneys alike - Find out about their work behind bars - uncover how psychologists work with convicted offenders in their rehabilitation - Discover how to become a forensic psychologist - learn about the training that's required and the major stages in the career of a typical forensic psychologist - Get the lowdown on great cases where forensic psychology has made all the difference - read accounts of how some of the greats of the profession helped crack cases and bring dangerous felons to justice Open the book and find: - Why people commit crimes - How psychologists help in the investigative process - The truth about 'offender profiling' - Methods for interviewing witnesses and victims - Tactics for interviewing suspects and detecting lies - How psychology is used in the courtroom - Info about working with criminals behind bars - The most promising career opportunities in forensic psychology Learn about: - How psychology is used in criminal investigations and the courtroom - The interviewing of suspects and witnesses - and how the experts detect lies! - The ways psychologists work with offenders - How you can become a forensic psychologist
Product details
Binding:
Paperback
Edition:
1
Number of Pages:
416
Release Date:
2012-05-14
Publication Date:
2012-05-14
Publisher:
Wiley
Languages:
Original: English
ISBN10:
1119976243
ISBN13:
9781119976240
GPSR Manufacturer Reference:
[email protected]
Weight:
729 g
Height:
192 cm
Width:
242 cm
Thickness:
25 cm

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