Past lectures Flashcards

1
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who is the father of modern technology?

A

cesare lombroso

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2
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who developed separate juvenile courts?

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william heeley (1899)

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3
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who wrote “on the witness stand”?

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hugo munsterburg

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4
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what did binet study?

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kids ability as eyewitnesses

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5
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What did Stern study?

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eyewitness research

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6
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7 conflicts between psych and the law

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  1. knowing
  2. methodology
  3. epistemology
  4. criteria
  5. nature of law
  6. principles
  7. latitude
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7
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what was R v lavalle important for?

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why psychologists should testify

-women getting abused in relationship and shot husband when he handed her a gun

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8
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when can psychologists testify?

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  1. relevant
  2. necessary
  3. absence of any exclusionary rule
  4. qualified expert
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9
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when can someone be eligible for parole?

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1/3 of sentence

-2/3 for statutory (not if life sentence)

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10
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Bernardo and Homolka

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  • raped a bunch of people including homolkas younger sister

- WORST PLEA BARGIN IN CANADIAN HISTORY

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11
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define Minimization

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interrogator offers sympathy or moral justification

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12
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define maximization

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frighten suspect into confessing

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13
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define rapport building

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develop personal rapport with suspect

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14
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What study did Leo and Drizin (1996) do?

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people who provided self incriminating info more likely to be treated differently

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15
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3 types of false confessions?

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  1. voluntary- made open and willingly
  2. coerced complaint- confesses with knowledge of innocence
  3. coerced internalized- innocent person comes to believe they are actually guilty
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16
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when are confessions valid?

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  1. confessed voluntarily

2. authority figure is present

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17
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what makes up comparison polygraph tests?

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  1. irrelevant questions
  2. relevant questions
  3. comparison questions
18
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Kocsis, Hayes and Irwin (2002) study

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4 groups of police personal, 2 control groups

  • worst profilers-senior homicide detectives
  • best profilers: chem students
19
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what is investigator myopia?

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may stop looking for anyone who doesn’t fit the profile (tunnel vision)

20
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What is barnum statement?

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tricks used to make you think they know more about you than they do
ie. horoscopes

21
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what is a jacques statement?

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a prediction that is tailored to age of client

22
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what is a rainbow ruse?

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statement that says something about clients character, and also the opposite in the same statement

23
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mutilation and plunder zones are considered _______

A

disorganized

24
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sex control and execution is considered______

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what are the 4 stages of memory?
1. encoding 2. sensory memory 3. short term memory-small amount of info briefly 4. long term memory
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Name the 2 types of long term memory
1. explicit- factual knowledge and personal experiences - -> semantic memory- concept based knowledge - -> episodic memory- unique memory of specific event 2. implicit memory- procedural skills
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what are the 2 types of eyewitnesses memory?
1. recall memory- recall info just from memory | 2. recognition memory- look at pics and try to determine if what you see is what you previously experienced and saw
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what are system variables?
things that happen within criminal justice system that could adversely affect witness accuracy ie. procedures used by police
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what are estimator variables?
things we can only estimate their influence on the witness accuracy - not controllable ie. how dark was it when they witnessed a crime
30
what are the 3 theories explaining the misinformation effect?
1. misinformation acceptance hypothesis 2. source misattribution hypothesis 3. memory impairment hypothesis
31
what study did loftus do?
the lost in the mall study
32
How many fillers should be used when having people in a lineup?
5 says reno
33
Name 4 estimator variables
1. cross racial identification 2. weapon focus 3. stress 4. alcohol intoxication
34
What is acts reus and mens rea?
actus reus- the evil act | mens rea- the evil thought
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what 4 components are necessary for laying criminal charges?
1. actus reus 2. mens rea 3. identification 4. jurisdiction
36
Bill C 127
- changed it so anyone could rape - spousal immunity ended * basically about rape
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what is phallometry?
a band that goes around penis to measure sexual arousal
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3 common responses to rape
1. depression 2. fear 3. anxiety
39
what are males main motives for killing? what are females main motives?
males: sex, control, money, enjoyment females: money, control, enjoyment, sex
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Who was Beccaria?
man has free will, crime is volitional, man can change behaviour - sole justification for punishment is its utility - prevention more important than punishment
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who was John Howard?
visited facilities and shocked by conditions