Psychology and law : the state of the discipline

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1. Psychology and Law: An Overview J.R.P. Ogloff, D. Finkelman. I: Human Behavior in the Trial Process. 2. Juries: The Current State of the Empirical Literature M.T. Nietzel, et al. 3. Witnesses to Crime: Social and Cognitive Factors Governing the Validity of People's Reports G.L. Wells, et al. 4. Preventing Mistaken Convictions in Eyewitness Identification Trials: The Case against Traditional Safeguards S.D. Penrod, B. Cutler. II: Forensic Assessment and Treatment. 5. Forensic Assessment R.B. Nicholson. 6. Predicting Violence in Mentally and Personality Disordered Individuals K.S. Douglas, C.D. Webster. 7. Forensic Treatment: A Review of Programs and Research K. Heilbrun, P. Griffin. 8. Civil Law: Employment and Discrimination J. Goodman-Delahunty. 9. Best Interests of the Child: New Twists on an Old Theme M.B. Liss, M.J. McKinley-Pace. IV: Ethics and Professional Issues. 10. Preparing for Two Cultures: Education and Training in Law and Psychology D.N. Bersoff. 11. Ethical and Legal Contours of Forensic Psychology J.R.P. Ogloff. Appendix. Index.

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