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Police system = |
Police selection/stress interrogations, detecting deception, profiling, eyewitnesses |
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Court system = |
Jury decision-making, criminal responsibility, sentencing/parole |
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Prison and Hospital system = |
Treatment of offenders, risk assessment, psychopathy |
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ABFP = |
American board of forensic psychology |
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ABFP definition of forensic psychology = |
The professional practice by psychologists within the areas of clinical psychology, counseling psychology, neuropsychology and school psychology, when they are engaged regularly as experts and represent themselves as such, in an activity primarily intended to provide professional expertise to the judicial system |
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Forensic psychology in broad terms is a |
Research endeavor and a professional practice |
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Forensic odontology - |
Teeth, bite marks |
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Forensic anthropology - |
Human remains, age gender ethnicity of person |
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Forensic pathology - |
Medical doctors, autopsies, cause and time of death |
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Forensic entomology - |
Bugs and insects on decomposing body |
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Forensic chemistry - |
Analyze none biological samples (drugs, paint, hair and DNA) |
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Risk assessment = |
How likely they are to do the same act again |
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Broad definition of forensic psychology = |
Psychological knowledge through research and applying it to relevant legal settings |
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Forensic psychology = |
Human behaviour of offenders, victims, jury etc |
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Clinical forensic psychologist = |
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