Forensic Psychology flashcards
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This Forensic Psychology page gathers over 70 community-made flashcard decks, covering topics from defining crime to offender profiling and treatment. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice recall, while teachers can find material for their lessons. Explore a deck to get started.
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- Defining and Measuring Crime19
- Biological Explanations of Crime9
- Psychological and Social Explanations of Crime27
- Developmental and Youth Offending6
- Mental Disorders and Offending5
- Offender Profiling34
- Forensic Assessment and Risk Prediction9
- Forensic Evidence9
- Investigative Interviewing and Confessions7
- Eyewitness Testimony and Identification7
- Psychology in the Courts10
- Sentencing, Prisons and Restorative Justice10
- Offender Treatment and Rehabilitation26
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53 cardsPsychology - Forensic Psychology
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86 cardsforensic psychology PSYCHOLOGY UNIT A2 problems in defining crime - cultural issues
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86 cardsForensic Psychology
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62 cardsForensic Psychology
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32 cardsPsychology and The Law How frequent are wrongful convictions (percentage)? In WC cases, what percentage of cases result in the act...
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21 cardsForensic Psychology OCR- Making a case - Interviewing suspects What are the 3 core studies in Interviewing a suspect ?
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9 cardsdefining & measuring crime
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178 cardslegal and forensic psychology What are the main differences of Forensic and clinical psychologists? a. The client, roles and clinical ass...
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151 cardsForensics 2nd year what does mental health act 2007 classify mental health as
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47 cardsPSY 363 - Midterm Exam What are the different approaches to the law?
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70 cardsSP637: Forensic Psychology (2) Why is there a lack of consensus in defining gangs?
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61 cardsSP637 Forensic Psychology What is needed for a certain act to be considered a crime?
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23 cardsPSYB3: Forensic Psychology Define offender profiling?
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92 cardsForensics what is offender profiling?
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52 cardsPsych Topic 3 Forensic Name the 4 processes of forensic psychology
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59 cardsBackground: Interviews, Interrogations and Coercion features of an interview
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67 cardsIntro to Forensic Psychology What is Forensic Psychology?
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47 cardsApplication: Strategies for Reducing Reoffending what is the recidivism rate for 3 years?
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45 cardsforensics second year part 2 theories of personality : 3 factor model
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19 cardsUntitled streamlined forensic reporting what is it?
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27 cardsForensic Psychology Offender profiling - Top-down
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20 cardsUntitled What is Offender Profiling?
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31 cardsForensic - L1 Is "criminal profiling" merely a pseudoscience?
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17 cardsCriminal psychology topic 2 Criminal psychology topic 2
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17 cardsCharacteristics and Explanations of Criminal Behaviour What makes someone a criminal?
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30 cardsTheories of Crime Define crime & give examples
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18 cardsInterrogations and Confessions Why do police focus so heavily on Confessions?
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40 cardsForensic Psych Final LIST THREE OF LOMBROSO'S ATAVISTIC STIGMATA.
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36 cardsForensic studies
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13 cardsForensics: Top Down Approach What is Offender Profiling?
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17 cardsStatistics, Myths and Reality Statistics, Myths and Reality
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5 cardspsychology - forensics Outline one biological explanation for criminal behaviour
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17 cardsChapter 3: Assessment and Risk Prediction dynamic risk factors
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24 cardsBackground: Collection and Processing of Forensic Evidence what forensic evidence is collected from a crime scene?
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38 cardsforensic psychology final exam 1. What is Forensic Psychology
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15 cardsOffender Profiling
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20 cardsUntitled Defining and Measuring Crime (legalistic/normative definition of crime)
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17 cardsYI: lecture 5 (J) Different views on treating criminals
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27 cards12. Treatment programme
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38 cardsUntitled Who created the atavistic form theory?
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These decks offer questions and prompts on topics across the unit. Ways of Measuring Crime is a starting point if you want to focus on how crime is measured. For a broader set of prompts, a Forensic Psychology deck covers definitions of crime, official statistics and surveys.
Offender Profiling covers top-down and bottom-up approaches. Other decks focus on interviewing suspects, wrongful convictions and treatment. Choose a topic that matches what you are studying, then use the cards to practice recalling its terms, methods or studies.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Ways of Measuring Crime is a choice if you want to concentrate on how crime is measured. If you are studying profiling instead, Offender Profiling includes prompts on the top-down and bottom-up approaches. Both let you focus your practice on a particular topic.
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The collection includes material for school students, university students and professional candidates, as well as teachers looking for study material. Some decks relate to A-level Psychology. Look at the topic and prompts in a deck to find one that fits what you are studying or teaching.