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Topics Covered:
- Forensic Criminology
- Social Learning Theory
- Media and Crime
- Social Forensic Psychology
- Defining criminal psychology
- Scope of criminal psychology
- Roles of the criminal psychologist
- The scientific method of psychological research
- Your path to spiritual success
- Psychodynamic Theory
- Focus of the research
- The hypothesis
- Data collection methods
- Analysing the data
- Reaching conclusions
- Reporting the results
- The usefulness of psychological research
- Factors that influence the incidence of criminal activity
- The major perspectives that try to explain causes of criminal behaviour
- Biological/physiological theories
- Cognitions theories
- Behavioural theories
- Developmental theories
- Investigating a crime
- Witness reliability
- Factors that affect memory acquisition
- Factors that affect memory retention
- Factors that affect memory retrieval
- Interviewing witnesses
- Interviewing suspects
- Detecting lies
- Detecting false confessions
- Offender profiling
- Geographic profiling
- An overview of courtroom procedures
- How witnesses can affect a jury’s decision
- How child witnesses can affect a jury’s decision
- How expert witnesses can affect a jury’s decision
- How the judicial system can affect a jury’s decision
- How the juror reaches a decision
- Group decision making
- Group behaviour
- The range of punishments
- Imprisonment
- Problems inmates encounter in prison
- Support available in prisons
- Alternatives to imprisonment
- Rehabilitating prisoners
- How psychology can further our understanding of offending behaviour
- Psychology and Criminal Behaviour
- Exploring Human Development
