• Corpus ID: 141410065

Criminological and Forensic Psychology

@inproceedings{Gavin2013CriminologicalAF,
  title={Criminological and Forensic Psychology},
  author={Helen Gavin},
  year={2013}
}

• H. Gavin
• Published 20 December 2013
• Psychology, Biology

PART 1: DEFINING CRIMINOLOGICAL AND FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY Chapter 1: Defining Forensic Psychology Chapter 2: Research Methods in Forensic Psychology PART 2: PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF CRIME Chapter 3: Theoretical Explanations of Crime Chapter 4: Who Commits Crime? The Criminal Mind Chapter 5: Juvenile Criminals PART 3: PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATIONS OF SPECIFIC CRIME TYPES Chapter 6: The Psychology of Homicide Chapter 7:The Psychology of Terrorism Chapter 8t: Crimes of a Sexual Nature Chapter 9: The Psychology of Firesetting Chapter 10: The Psychology of Theft, Robbery and Burglary Chapter 11: The Psychology of Economic Crime PART 4: PSYCHOLOGY IN DETECTION AND INVESTIGATION Chapter 12: Psychology in the Investigation of Crime Chapter 13: Psychology in the Police Station 1: Victims and Witnesses Chapter 14: Psychology in the Police Station 2: Investigative Interviews and the Psychology of False Confession PART 5: PSYCHOLOGY IN THE COURT ROOM Chapter 15: Psychology in Court 1 Chapter 16: Psychology in Court 2 - The Defendant's Mind Chapter 17: Psychology in Court 3 - The Jury PART 6: PSYCHOLOGY IN PRISON Chapter 18: Psychology in Prison Chapter 19: Imprisonment and Mental Disorder Chapter 20: Long Term and Life Imprisonment