01759nam a2200229Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023022001500064040002500079082002400104100002800128245002400156260002000180500005100200505089700251520024001148650003301388650002401421650003001445650002901475650002501504NORSU20240819015743.0240214s9999 xx 000 0 und d a0534632254 aNORSU-DumcNORSU-Dum a347.066019 W93 2005 aWrightsman, Lawrence S. 0aForensic psychology bWadsworthc2005 aIncludes bibliographical references and index. a Ch. 1. Forensic psychology : promises and problems Ch. 2. Forensic psycholoists : roles and responsibilities Ch. 3. Psychology and law enforcement : selection, training, and evaluation Ch. 4. Techniques of criminal investigation : profiling, psychological autopsies, hypnosis, and lie detection Ch. 5. Insanity and competency Ch. 6. From dangerous to risk assessment : violence, sexual offending, domestic violence, child abuse, and suicide Ch.7. "Syndrome" evidence : battered woman syndrome and rape trauma syndrome Ch. *. Child sexual abuse Ch. 9. Child custody and related decisions Ch. 10. Improving eyewitness identification procedures Ch. 11. Interrogations and confessions Ch. 12. Trial consultation : Jury selection, case preparation, and pretrial publicity Ch. 13. Discrimination Ch. 14. Sexual harassment Ch. 15. Death penalty trials and appeals Ch. 16. influencing public policy  aIntroduces students to the practice of forensic psychology by showing them how psychologists aid the legal system by serving as expert witnesses, criminal profilers, and trial consultants for jury selection and child custody hearings.  a Forensic Psychiatry methods aForensic psychology aGerechtelijke psychologie aGerichtliche Psychologie aPsychologie leĢgale