Covering everything from terrorism to stalking, bullying and harassment, this updated text interweaves the theory with interesting case studies and includes both a comprehensive research methods chapter, as well as thorough discussion of female offenders.
Covering everything from terrorism to stalking, bullying and harassment, this updated text interweaves the theory with interesting case studies and includes both a comprehensive research methods chapter, as well as thorough discussion of female offenders.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Helen Gavin was, before retiring in 2023, Subject Lead in Criminal Psychology at the University of Huddersfield, having previously been Head of Psychology at two universities. She taught undergraduate and postgraduate courses in this area, and now carries out research that focuses on deviant and homicidal sexual expression. She is currently collaborating with researchers and practitioners across the UK and in the USA, concerned with projects in female aggression, non-apprehended offenders, and issues concerning policing. She has supervised a number of research students, some of whom have investigated female aggression and psychopathy, the effect of childhood abuse, witchcraft and child homicide, sexual assault in hidden populations, traumatic incidents experienced by police officers, characteristics of homicide, sexual deviancy and disgust responses, and incarcerated sex offenders. Previous books include Women and the Abuse of Power (Emerald), Understanding Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology (Sage), The Essence of Cognitive Psychology (Prentice-Hall), and Sex Drugs and Rock & Roll: Psychological, Legal, and Cultural Examinations of Sex and Sexuality (ID-Net Press). She has also contributed chapters to over a dozen edited books, and published widely in forensic and medical journals. Helen feels that studying criminal psychology can make one lose a sense of perspective, so she also studies cultural issues such as music and fairy tales, both of which, she has discovered, have a dark side.
Inhaltsangabe
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
Section 1 Defining Criminological and Forensic Psychology 1Psychology and Crime 2Research Methods in Forensic Psychology Section 2 Psychological Explanations of Crime 3Psychological Explanations of Crime 4Who Commits Crime? The Criminal Mind 5Juvenile Criminals Section 3 Psychological Explanations of Specific Crime Types 6The Psychology of Homicide 7The Psychology of Terrorism 8Crimes of a Sexual Nature 9Stalking and Harassment 10Intimate Relationship Aggression: Domestic Violence and Domestic Homicide 11The Psychology of Firesetting 12The Psychology of Theft, Robbery, and Burglary 13The Psychology of Economic Crime Section 4 Psychology in Detection and Investigation 14Psychology in the Investigation of Crime 15Psychology in the Police Station 1: Victims and Witnesses 16Psychology in the Police Station 2: Investigative Interviews and the Psychology of False Confession Section 5 Psychology in the Court Room 17Psychology in Court 1: Procedures and Evidence 18Psychology in Court 2: The Defendant's Mind 19Psychology in Court 3: The Mind of the Jury Section 6 Psychology in Prison 20Punishment, Rehabilitation, and Psychology 21Adjustment to Prison Life: Mental Disorder, Life Imprisonment, and Death Row
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
Section 1 Defining Criminological and Forensic Psychology 1Psychology and Crime 2Research Methods in Forensic Psychology Section 2 Psychological Explanations of Crime 3Psychological Explanations of Crime 4Who Commits Crime? The Criminal Mind 5Juvenile Criminals Section 3 Psychological Explanations of Specific Crime Types 6The Psychology of Homicide 7The Psychology of Terrorism 8Crimes of a Sexual Nature 9Stalking and Harassment 10Intimate Relationship Aggression: Domestic Violence and Domestic Homicide 11The Psychology of Firesetting 12The Psychology of Theft, Robbery, and Burglary 13The Psychology of Economic Crime Section 4 Psychology in Detection and Investigation 14Psychology in the Investigation of Crime 15Psychology in the Police Station 1: Victims and Witnesses 16Psychology in the Police Station 2: Investigative Interviews and the Psychology of False Confession Section 5 Psychology in the Court Room 17Psychology in Court 1: Procedures and Evidence 18Psychology in Court 2: The Defendant's Mind 19Psychology in Court 3: The Mind of the Jury Section 6 Psychology in Prison 20Punishment, Rehabilitation, and Psychology 21Adjustment to Prison Life: Mental Disorder, Life Imprisonment, and Death Row
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