Forensic psychology and the law
Canadian edition.
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Author
Contributions
- Hart, Stephen David, 1962- author - Contributor
- Zapf, Patricia A., 1971- author - Contributor
- Connolly, Deborah, 1959- author - Contributor
Publication
2013 - John Wiley & Sons Canada, Toronto, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
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Page Count
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Identifiers
- Internet Archiveforensicpsycholo0000roes
- ISBN-101118161750
- ISBN-139781118161753
- OCLC Control Number856726584
- Open LibraryOL35325409M
Classifications
- DDC614/.15
- LCCRA1148 .R64 2014
Description
"Introduction to Forensic Psychology introduces students to the theories and practices of forensic psychology within the framework of Canadian society and legal contexts. It is written from an applied and community oriented perspective, which is designed to engage students in this exciting field, while giving them an accurate view of the true nature of forensic psychology. This text emphasizes those areas of forensic psychology where professionals spend the majority of their time, be it in clinical settings, research settings, or the application of research to clinical practice. Additionally, a separate chapter was included on Children and the Law to highlight this growing and important area of research and practice in forensic psychology."--Publisher's note.
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