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Forensic Psychiatry Resources
- Links to sites of general forensic interest, forensic science
organizations, forensic science journals, colleges/universities with forensic programs,
job opportunities, forensic science laboratories. 4/5 |
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Forensic Psychology and Psychological
Evaluations for Criminal Court - This page formerly provided information
about Forensic Psychology, but Psychology Information Online has been expanded and
revised. 3/5 |
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Forensic Psychology
& Psychiatry Chat Machine - Forensic Psychology &
Psychiatry Chat Machine where people can 'talk' to each other on Forensic Topics 3/5 |
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Forensic Psychiatry
Resources - Myron Pulier has compiled a list of Forensic Mental
Health Resources. 4/5 |
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Forensic Society - The
- A UK Resource. 4/5 |
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GeneClinics: Clinical Genetic
Information Resource 5/5 |
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GeneTests Home Page - Free resource including laboratory directory, genetics and prenatal diagnosis
clinic directory, and introduction to genetic counseling. 4/5 |
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Genetic
DNA Testing and Genetic Screening - National Reference Center
for Bioethics Literature. 4/5 |
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Inside the Mind:
Criminal Psychology - The site provides original articles and information
available nowhere else! 3/5 |
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Institute of Mental Health Law - UK 2/5 |
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Institute for Forensic Psychology - Gary
L. Fischler & Assoc. - A Psychology Resource for Legal,
Rehabilitation, Mental Health, and Medical Professionals. We offer a
wide array of psychological testing and consultation services. Our goal is to provide the
most comprehensive, fair, and accurate information possible for organizations and
individuals. Please visit those pages that appeal to your specialized interests and
needs. 4/5 |
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Internet Sites Pertaining to
Police and Criminal Psychology 3/5 |
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Investigative Psychology
- Research currently at the Centre for Investigative Psychology at
the University of Liverpool. This includes criminal behaviour, police investigations and
apprehension of criminals. 3/5 |
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Labelling Theory - Labelling
theory Labelling theory
accords well with radical criminology as it sees criminal behaviour as being defined by
society. People without power are labelled by those with power (for example judges,
parents, police and, teachers, etc.) 3/5 |
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Links to
Forensic Psychology Sites - A good links page. 2/5 |
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National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) - Press
releases, statistics and publication listings of several Criminal Justice agencies,
including: National Institute of Justice; Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention; Office for Victims of Crime; Bureau of Justice Statistics; Bureau of Justice
Assistance; and the Office of Justice Programs 4/5 |
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Paul Cousins - Forensic Clinical
Psychologist UK - 2/5 |
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Physical Attractiveness and Criminal Behavior / Encyclopedia of
Criminology - Physical Attractiveness
and Criminal Behavior Physical unattractiveness, deformity, and
disfigurement have been associated with evil since antiquity. 3/5 |
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Police and Criminal Psychology Contacts - The
Society for Police and Criminal Psychology is an eclectic organization that encourages the
scientific study of the criminal justice system and the application of scientific
knowledge to problems in criminal justice. It focuses on the law enforcement, the
judicial, and the corrections elements in criminal justice. Members of the Society examine
and study the full range of human behaviours, motivations, and actions within the
framework of the criminal justice system, including causation of crime, victimization, and
organizational influences. 3/5 |
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Police Psychology - The Heavey Badge - When you decided to become
an officer, you knew of the danger on the street. It is a physical danger that you face
everyday, a tangible danger for which you are trained to respond. But no one told you
about the other dangers that you face. No one trained you for the stress of the job. No
one told you about the high divorce rate, the high alcoholism rate, the high rate of
physical illness and the high rate of suicide. No one told you of the scrutiny that you'd
face everyday from the community and even from your own peers in internal affairs. No one
told you about the difficulty maintaining a life on the streets and a meaningful
relationship with your family. Effects of
Stress on Law Enforcement Officers and their families 2/5 |
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Stalker
Types and Motives - One
of the first objectives when managing a stalking case is to identify the type of stalker.
This means placing the stalker into one of the six categories as defined in
security protocol SP0899. 3/5 |
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The Stanford Prison Experiment: A Simulation Study of the Psychology of
Imprisonment - Welcome to the Stanford Prison Experiment web site, which
features an extensive slide show and information about this classic psychology experiment.
What happens when you put good people in an evil place? Does humanity win over evil, or
does evil triumph? These are some of the questions we posed in this dramatic simulation of
prison life conducted in the summer of 1971 at Stanford University. 4/5 |
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The Society for the Prevention of
Infanticide (SPI) - The
mission of the Society for the Prevention of Infanticide (SPI) is to educate the public
about the historical and current custom of infanticide and to promote its prevention
through continued research and scholarship.3/5 |
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Zeno’s Forensic Psychology - An ecellent website with many interesting links. 3/5 |
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Eye Witness Testimony - How important is
eyewitness testimony? Lord Devlin report (1977) 2000 identification
parades. 45% of cases someone picked out 82% of those were convicted. In 347 cases
eyewitness testimony was the ONLY evidence 74% of these were
convicted. 2/5 |
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Eyewitness Testimony: The Act of Telling About an Event Previously
Observed, Usually a Criminal Event 2/5 |
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Health
Information Library - Kleptomania 4/5 |
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Seduction of the Innocent - After seven
years of research on children and adolescents diagnosed as "juvenile
delinquents," psychiatrist Wertham concluded that crime comic books (mysteries,
thrillers, horror, and police stories) are a harmful influence on young minds. In fourteen
chapters, rife with the logic of comparison from the adult world, he analysed the problem
literature, its artwork, its advertising, and the so-called "educational
messages" it contained. 3/5 |
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Standard Minimum Rules
for the Treatment of Prisoners - UN 3/5 |
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Sourcebook of Criminal Justice
Statistics - SUNY University at Albany - Project of the
Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center, SUNY Albany, to provide online access to the
authoritative reference book and database of the same name. Search or browse by chapter
the 653 tables, compiled from over 100 sources. Files are conveniently describd both by
content and file length, though note that all files require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the text and
data in PDF format. 5/5 |
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Treating
Denying Sexual Offenders 3/5 |
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What is Criminal
Profiling? 3/5 |
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