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psych - criminal (33 decks)

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: brain injury

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: amygdala

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: XYY syndrome

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: twin and adoption studies

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: personality

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: personality disorders

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: neurotransmitters

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: hormones

social explanations of criminal behaviour: labelling and sfp

social explanations of criminal behaviour: slt

understanding individual offender: interviewing

understanding individual offender: psychological formulations

treating offenders: cognitive-behavioural therapy

treating offenders: anger management (finish)

treating offenders (behavioural): social skills training

treating offenders (biological): diet

treating offenders (biological): hormone and drug treatments

factors influencing EWT: post event information

factors influencing EWT: weapon focus

factors influencing jury-decision making: race (characteristic of defendant)

factors influencing jury-decision making: physical attractiveness (characteristic of defendant)

factors influencing jury-decision making: pre-trial publicity

methods: laboratory experiments

methods: field experiments

methods: case studies

methods: sampling methods

methods: research issues

methods: data analysis

methods: ethics

classic study: reconstruction of automobile destruction: an example of the interaction between language and memory (Loftus and Palmer, 1974)

contemporary study: brief anger management programmes with offenders: outcomes and predictors of change (Howells et al., 2005)

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