Psychology and Criminal Justice
Author: Middlesex University
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Description: Psychology and Criminal Justice explores the application of psychology within the criminal justice system, detailing historical developments, roles of forensic psychologists, and key research areas including investigative psychology, eyewitness memory, and jury decision-making.
Subject: Criminal Psychology
Pages: 52
Megabytes: 0.27 MB
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