Forensic Psychology: Bridging The Gap Between Law And Psychology

In "Forensic Psychology: Bridging the Gap Between Law and Psychology," Ali Muattar offers a comprehensive guide to the principles, practices, and applications of forensic psychology. This third edition presents updated research, practical strategies, and real-world examples that empower professionals to navigate the complex interface between psychology and the legal system.

Ali delves into the multifaceted role of forensic psychology, offering readers a deep understanding of how psychological principles can inform criminal investigations, legal proceedings, and interventions. Through evidence-based techniques and case studies, he demonstrates how forensic psychologists contribute to solving crimes, assessing offenders, and promoting justice.

Readers will discover:

• Theoretical frameworks and models in forensic psychology

• Practical strategies for psychological assessment, profiling, and risk evaluation

• Techniques for interviewing witnesses, victims, and suspects in criminal investigations

• Strategies for providing expert testimony and consulting with legal professionals

• The role of forensic psychology in evaluating competency, sanity, and mitigating factors in legal cases

• Tips for promoting victim advocacy, trauma recovery, and offender rehabilitation

Whether you're a forensic psychologist, law enforcement officer, attorney, or student, "Forensic Psychology" offers valuable insights and resources to understand and address the complexities of the legal system. With its emphasis on evidence-based practice and interdisciplinary collaboration, this book serves as an indispensable guide for promoting justice and enhancing public safety.

Author: Ali Muattar

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: 45627

Number of Pages: 322 pages

Binding: Psychology

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ISBN-13: 9798301980817