PSYC 2400 Study Guide - Final Guide: Eyewitness Memory, Forensic Psychology, Suggestibility

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An introduction to forensic psychology chapter one. History : started in the nineteenth century, not initially referred to as forensic psychology. People v. hawthorne : psychologist was permitted, on appeal, to provide a statement on the mental state of the defendant. Progress in canada : been in the works since the 1940"s, slower than the united states integrations of psychologists into court rooms, canadian court rooms have allowed psychologists to assist on more issues than the. United states: it"s predicted that canadian court rooms will continue to increase in their value of forensic psychologists. Forensic psychiatry a field of medicine that deals with all aspects of human behaviour as it relates to the law of legal system: more similar than different to a clinical forensic psychologist. Psychology and the law the use of psychology to examine the operation of the legal system. Psychology in the law the use of psychology in the legal system as that system operates.

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