Covers how psychologists should act when working within a legal context. This handbook has edited chapters by leading practitioners of law and psychology, which will present an accessible summary of key legal procedures and issues together with practical reviews of psychological concepts, research and practice that bear on these topics.
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“…careful and clever integration of the two disciplines…essential reading…” (Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling, May/June 2004)
“…provides a wealth of knowledge and experience in terms of both theory and practice for the reader.” (Applied Cognitive Psychology, No.18 2004) --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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Features edited chapters by prominent contributors in law and psychology who present an accessible summary of key legal procedures and issues along with practical reviews of psychological concepts, research and practice pertaining to these topics. The combination of psychology and legal material as well as the focus on interdependent processes of psychology and law make this work unique. Supplemented annually to apprise readers of the latest developments in the law and research.
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