Criminal Psychology: Forensic Examination Protocols is a compact practitioner’s guide to essential forensic concepts and protocols related to the evaluation and assessment of crime and criminals. The sections cover: Fundamentals, Understanding Criminal Behavior and Criminal Assessments.
Written for forensic criminologists and psychologists, this reference provides genuine insight into real criminal behaviors using real life casework to bridge theory and practice. This guide can also be used in the classroom.
1. Chapter 1. An Introduction to Criminal Psychology: Terminology, Professionals, and Practice - p. 3 2. Chapter 2. Criminogenesis: Outdated Theories of Crime - p. 11 3. Chapter 3. Criminal Profiling and Police Psychology: Critical Perspectives and Practice - p. 29 4. Section II: Intersectionality - p. 54 5. Chapter 4. Intersectionality: Understanding the Dimensions of Violence - p. 57 6. Chapter 5. False Narratives: Violence, Mental Illness, and Addiction - p. 71 7. The Psychology of Lies: Deconstructing the Truth About Deception - p. 93 8. Chapter 7. Intimate Violence and Femicide: An Intersectional Approach - p. 109 9. Chapter 8. Serial Murder: An Intersectional Approach - p. 173 10. Chapter 9. Crime Prevention: An Introduction to Constrained Context Theory - p. 185 11. Section III: Forensic Assessments - p. 200 12. Chapter 10. Forensic Mental Health Assessments: Sourcing Best Practices - p. 203 13. Chapter 11. Integrated Forensic Assessments: Crime Scene Analysis and Criminal Profiling - p. 221 14. Chapter 12. Integrated Forensic Assessments: Evaluating Cases of Sexual Assault - p. 251 15. Chapter 13. Integrated Forensic Assessments: Evaluating Allegations of Torture - p. 311 16. Chapter 14. Oklahoma v. Elvis Thacker: Evaluating Victimology, Victim Sexual Assault Evidence, Suspect Torture by Law Enforcement, and the Quality of a Forensic Investigation - p. 345 17. Index - p. 377
Criminal Psychology: Forensic Examination Protocols is a compact practitioner’s guide to essential forensic concepts and protocols related to the evaluation and assessment of crime and criminals. The sections cover: Fundamentals, Understanding Criminal Behavior and Criminal Assessments.
Written for forensic criminologists and psychologists, this reference provides genuine insight into real criminal behaviors using real life casework to bridge theory and practice. This guide can also be used in the classroom.
1. Chapter 1. An Introduction to Criminal Psychology: Terminology, Professionals, and Practice - p. 3 2. Chapter 2. Criminogenesis: Outdated Theories of Crime - p. 11 3. Chapter 3. Criminal Profiling and Police Psychology: Critical Perspectives and Practice - p. 29 4. Section II: Intersectionality - p. 54 5. Chapter 4. Intersectionality: Understanding the Dimensions of Violence - p. 57 6. Chapter 5. False Narratives: Violence, Mental Illness, and Addiction - p. 71 7. The Psychology of Lies: Deconstructing the Truth About Deception - p. 93 8. Chapter 7. Intimate Violence and Femicide: An Intersectional Approach - p. 109 9. Chapter 8. Serial Murder: An Intersectional Approach - p. 173 10. Chapter 9. Crime Prevention: An Introduction to Constrained Context Theory - p. 185 11. Section III: Forensic Assessments - p. 200 12. Chapter 10. Forensic Mental Health Assessments: Sourcing Best Practices - p. 203 13. Chapter 11. Integrated Forensic Assessments: Crime Scene Analysis and Criminal Profiling - p. 221 14. Chapter 12. Integrated Forensic Assessments: Evaluating Cases of Sexual Assault - p. 251 15. Chapter 13. Integrated Forensic Assessments: Evaluating Allegations of Torture - p. 311 16. Chapter 14. Oklahoma v. Elvis Thacker: Evaluating Victimology, Victim Sexual Assault Evidence, Suspect Torture by Law Enforcement, and the Quality of a Forensic Investigation - p. 345 17. Index - p. 377
