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60 Cards in this Set
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Cones
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See bright light and colors
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Rods
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See peripheral and night vision
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The Cones location
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The fovea
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Optic chiasm
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Cross and flip image
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Trichromatic Theory
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Three main colors mix to form others. Blue, Red and Green
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applied fields
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clinical, counseling, school, industrial, forensic
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sub specialties of forensic psych
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police, crime and deliquency, victimology, legal, correctional
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FFDE
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fitness for duty evaluation
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MMPI-2
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public safety screening most common
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IPI
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traits and behavioral patterns-deviance
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First police psychologist
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1968 Martin Reiser
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police psychology tasks
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screening, evaluations, assessing deadly force, counseling, special unit evals, stress management
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Screening-out assessment
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eliminate people with psychopathy or instability
lack basic ability to perform job responsibly |
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Screening-in assessment
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Traits, habits, reactions, and attitudes that distinguish an outstanding officer from a satisfactory one
Shows officers who are the best |
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CPI
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measure various personality traits. predicts responses to many situations (performance)
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PAI
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information on critical clinical variables. Predictor of suicide, aggression, abuse. Needs more research.
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NEO PI-R
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Desiged to measure the "Big Five" Openness, Extroversion, Conscientiousness, Neuroticism, agreeableness
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16-PF
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Very little research done on it. Supposed to test normal adult personality traits
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Stressors
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Organization, personal, external, and task related
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types of confessions
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coerced-compliant, coerced-internalized, voluntary
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Coerced-compliant
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Tired and coerced people confess but know they did not commit the crime
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Coerced-internalzied
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Tired and coerced people believe they committed the crime
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Voluntary
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no external pressure to confess to a crime
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Static risk factors
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illness, parental criminality- factors that will not change
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Stable dynamic factors
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change slowly and may take a long time if they even do change.
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Acute dynamic factors
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Rapidly change within days, hours, minutes. Mood swings, drugs, alcohol
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Modus operandi
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may change due to these factors changing
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Typology
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Classification for how the crime was committed and the perpetratos
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psychological autopsy
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determine mental state of person prior to death.
Purpose: legal culpability, prevent and predict suicide, insurance |
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Two types of psychological autopsy
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SPA and EDPA suicide vs unknown
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Risk assessment tests
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VRAG SORAG HCR-0 LSI-R STATIC-99
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lineup procedures
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Double blind, investigator never present, same features, functional size large,
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functional size
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people in lineup who look like suspect
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nominal size
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Number of people in lineup total
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CST
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most common competency evaluation
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Dusky Standard
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Must know what is going on
Must be able to assist attorney in his defense |
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Competency tests
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CACAT CST GCCT MacArthur
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Malingering
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Faking insanity or incompetence
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Tests for malingering
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MMPI SIRS (best) TMM MCMI-III RCAS
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Insanity tests
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R-CRAS,
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Mitigating factors
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conditions that may have affected criminals actions-persons past
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Aggravating factors
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heinous actions of the crime
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HCR-20
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assesses risk among persons with psychiatric or personality disorders
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ICT
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high and low risk test for offending or not
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SARA
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risk of committing domestic violence
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VRAG
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risk of violence in the community over long period
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LSI-R
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Assess dynamic and static risk factors for needs of services and risk of reconviction
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SAVRY
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For children, static and dynamic risk factors (predicts)
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SIRS structured interview of reported symptoms
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best deception test - malingering
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categories of juvenile offending
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Unlawful acts against persons
Unlawful acts against property Drug offenses Offenses against the public order Status offenses |
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status offenses
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offense that only a juvenile can commit such as underage drinking
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moffitt theory
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antisocial behavior throughout lifespan and through many situations
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Features of serious risk offenders
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hyperactive attention problems, conduct problems, cognitive deficiency, poor interpersonal or social life
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Types of threats
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conditional, veiled, direct, indirect
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waiver petition
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put juvenile in criminal court
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Kent v. US
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before a child can be transferred he must have a hearing
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GSS
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tests false confession among age groups
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legislative waiver/statutory exclusion/waiver by statute
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transfer juveniles to adult court
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prosecutorial waiver
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lawyers have right to decide what court for their client.
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executive functions/self regulation
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having control over emotions and actions and thoughts
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