Criminological and Forensic Psychology 3/e

Section 1 Defining Criminological and Forensic Psychology 1 Psychology and Crime 2 Research Methods in Forensic Psychology Section 2 Psychological Explanations of Crime 3 Psychological Explanations of Crime 4 Who Commits Crime? The Criminal Mind 5 Juvenile Criminals Section 3 Psychological Explanations of Specific Crime Types 6 The Psychology of Homicide 7 The Psychology of Terrorism 8 Crimes of a Sexual Nature 9 Stalking and Harassment 10 Intimate Relationship Aggression: Domestic Violence and Domestic Homicide 11 The Psychology of Firesetting 12 The Psychology of Theft, Robbery, and Burglary 13 The Psychology of Economic Crime Section 4 Psychology in Detection and Investigation 14 Psychology in the Investigation of Crime 15 Psychology in the Police Station 1: Victims and Witnesses 16 Psychology in the Police Station 2: Investigative Interviews and the Psychology of False Confession Section 5 Psychology in the Court Room 17 Psychology in Court 1: Procedures and Evidence 18 Psychology in Court 2: The Defendant's Mind 19 Psychology in Court 3: The Mind of the Jury Section 6 Psychology in Prison 20 Punishment, Rehabilitation, and Psychology 21 Adjustment to Prison Life: Mental Disorder, Life Imprisonment, and Death Row