Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology /

• Howitt, Dennis.

• Forensic psychology

• Pearson Education,

• 1405874465 (pbk.)
• 9781405874465 (pbk.)

• Includes Internet access.
• Previous ed.: New York: Pearson Longman, 2006.
• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Figures vii Tables ix Boxes x Preface xi Acknowledgements xiv 1 What is forensic and criminal psychology? 2 The social context of crime 3 Crime and the public 4 Victims of crime 5 Theories of crime 6 Juvenile offenders and beyond 7 Theft and other crimes against property 8 Violent offenders 9 Sexual offenders 1: rapists 10 Sexual offenders 2: paedophiles and child molestation 11 Police psychology 12 Terrorism and hostage taking incidents 13 Eyewitness testimony 14 Profile analysis 1: FBI-style profiling 15 Profile Analysis II: Investigative psychology and statistical profiling 16 False allegations 17 False confessions 18 Lies, lie detecting and credibility: polygraphy and statement validity analysis 19 Children as witnesses 20 Mental illness and crime 21 Mental, personality and intellectual problems in court 22 Judges and lawyers 23 Juries and decision making 24 Effective prison 25 Assessment of risk, dangerousness and recidivism References 397 Name index 436 Subject index 447

• Forensic psychology
• British subjects an anthropology of Britain
• Continuing bonds new understandings of grief
• Investigative psychology offender profiling and the analysis of criminal action
• Forensic psychology emerging topics and expanding roles
• Current Directions in Personality Psychology
• Applying psychology to criminal justice
• Forensic psychology the use of behavioral science in civil and criminal justice
• Semantic priming perspectives from memory and word recognition
• Introduction to policing
• Handbook of personality development
• Social psychology
• Violence and sex work in Britain
• Forensic psychology
• Handbook of research methods in personality psychology
• Biological psychology
• Applications of geographical offender profiling
• Cognitive neuroscience of emotion
• Understanding the sentencing of women
• Violent and sexual offenders assessment treatment and management
• Forensic psychology
• Criminal psychology
• Connections in the history and systems of psychology
• Female sexual abusers three views
• Handbook of forensic mental health
• science of personality
• Inside and out women prison and therapy
• Principles of geographical offender profiling
• Criminal investigative failures
• Treating sexual offenders an integrated approach
• Deconstructing developmental psychology
• Understanding repeated self injury a multidisciplinary approach
• Social control and political order European perspectives at the end of the century
• Personality theories an introduction
• Psychology in prisons
• Toys and play for the handicapped child
• Micro social theory
• Theories of personality understanding persons
• Biological psychology exploring the brain Emotions and mind
• Criminal profiling an introduction to behavioral evidence analysis
• Criminal investigation an introduction to principles and practice
• Crime analysis and crime mapping
• Handbook of forensic psychology resource for mental health and legal professionals
• Revisioning women and drug use gender power and the body
• Meaning reconstruction & the experience of loss
• primary school child development and education
• Appraisal processes in emotion theory methods research
• Human relationships
• Criminal shadows
• Cognitive therapy for delusions voices and paranoia
• Handbook of criminal investigation
• Social psychology
• Forensic psychologists casebook psychological profiling and criminal investigation
• After adoption direct contact and relationships
• Historical introduction to modern psychology
• Sexual offender treatment controversial issues
• Preventing suicide and other self harm in prison
• Human helplessness theory and applications
• Schizophrenia and related syndromes
• Child development
• On aggression and violence an analytic perspective
• Basics of research methods for criminal justice and criminology
• Contemporary treatment of adult male sex offenders
• personality reader
• Psychological research in prisons
• Human nature and the social order
• psychopath emotion and the brain
• unconscious mind the meaning of Freudian psychology
• Human memory
• Treating sex offenders an introduction to sex offender treatment programmes
• History and systems of psychology
• shaping of personality text and readings for a social learning view
• Cognitive psychology
• psychology of person identification
• Social psychology matters
• Psychopath the case of Patrick Mackay
• Crime prevention and the built environment
• Reactions to crime the public the police courts and prisons
• Theories of personality
• psychology of interrogations and confessions a handbook
• Investigative interviewing psychology and practice
• Nonverbal behavior applications and cultural implications
• Forensic mental health
• Bullying among prisoners evidence research and intervention strategies
• Criminal behavior a psychosocial approach
• practical guide to behavioral research tools and techniques
• Introduction to forensic and criminal psychology
• Introduction to personality
• Evolutionary psychology the new science of the mind
• Introduction to personality toward an integrative science of the person
• Introduction to personality individual differences and intelligence
• Rethinking prejudice
• Apprenticeship in thinking cognitive development in social context
• Psychosocial criminology
• cognitive neuroscience of memory encoding and retrieval
• Making human beings human bioecological perspectives on human development
• Your psychology project the essential guide
• Handbook of emotions
• Accounting for aggression perspectives on aggression and violence
• Foundations of biopsychology