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|a Criminal psychology
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|c Brent E. Turvey, Aurelio Coronado Mares.
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|a Intro -- Criminal Psychology: Forensic Examination Protocols -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Section I: Criminal Psychology-Redux -- Chapter 1: An Introduction to Criminal Psychology: Terminology, Professionals, and Practice -- Criminal Psychology: Defined -- Criminality -- The Criminal -- The Victim -- The Crime -- The Human Rights Perspective -- Criminal Psychology, Forensic Psychology, and Criminal Profiling: The Myth of Sameness -- Summary/Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 2: Criminogenesis: Outdated Theories of Crime -- Criminogenesis: Terms, Definitions and the Importance of Context -- Criminogenic Environments, Structures, Systems -- Criminogenesis as a Function of Character -- Criminogenesis, Contextual Factors, and Policing -- Criminogenic Theory-Classical Perspectives -- Useful Theories of Crime -- Routine Activity Theory-Enhanced -- Differential Association, Strain Theory, Role Strain -- Criminogenic Laws, Policies, and Practices -- Criminogenesis-Best Practices and Scientific Interpretations -- Perspective -- Approach -- Technique -- The Ecological Model -- Summary/Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: Criminal Profiling and Police Psychology: Critical Perspectives and Practice -- Introduction -- Terms and Definitions -- Police Psychology -- Forensic Psychologists and Psychological Profiles -- Criminal Profiling -- Real Qualifications: Fact, Fiction and the Godfather Effect -- Current Trends: Police Psychologists -- Current Trends: Criminal Profiling -- Behavioral Evidence Analysis: Aims and Contexts -- Courtroom Amissibility -- The Future of Offender Profiling: The United Nations Femicide Protocols -- Conclusion -- References -- Section II: Intersectionality -- Chapter 4: Intersectionality: Understanding the Dimensions of Violence -- The Core: Violence, Vulnerability, and Intersectionality -- Violence -- Violence Defined.
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|a Structural Violence -- Institutional Violence -- General Categories of Violence -- Vulnerability -- Approaches and Techniques: Best Scientific Practice When Examining Violence -- Multidisciplinary Approach -- Trans-Disciplinary Approach -- Trans-Perspectivism -- Summary/Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: False Narratives: Violence, Mental Illness, and Addiction -- Violent Connections -- Drugs and Violence -- Violence and Mental Illness -- Forensic Perspectives: The Examiner and the Courts -- The Forensic Examiner -- The Courts -- Summary/Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 6: The Psychology of Lies: Deconstructing the Truth About Deception* -- Lies and Lying -- Cognitive Bias and Gullibility -- Types of Lies -- Motivations -- Lies in the Service of Criminal Investigation -- The Importance of Protocols -- Lies and the False Reporter -- Lying About Lie Detection -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 7: Intimate Violence and Femicide: An Intersectional Approach -- Intimate Partner Violence: A Typology -- Power Control Dynamics -- The Spiral of Violence -- Femicide: Definition and Origins -- Femicide and Impunity -- Mariana Lima Buendia -- The United Nations: A Model Protocol -- Yovanna Yaneth Torres Bris�eo -- Summary -- Appendix A -- References -- Chapter 8: Serial Murder: An Intersectional Approach -- Serial Murder-Defined -- Media and Myths -- The Media -- Myths -- The Spiral of Violence: New Depths -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 9: Crime Prevention: An Introduction to Constrained Context Theory -- Crime Prevention: Basic Terms and Definitions -- Law Enforcement and Crime Prevention Myths -- Prevention Measures That Work -- Constrained Context Theory -- Summary -- References -- Section III: Forensic Assessments -- Chapter 10: Forensic Mental Health Assessments: Sourcing Best Practices -- Different Kinds of Psychology.
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|a Medical/Clinical Professionals -- Forensic Professionals -- The Forensic Assessment: Best Practices -- The Technical Dimension -- The Methodological Dimension -- The Critical Dimension -- The Forensic Assessment: Malingering -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 11: Integrated Forensic Assessments: Crime Scene Analysis and Criminal Profiling -- Forensic Reports: A Brief Discussion of Purpose -- Integrated Forensic Assessments -- Crime Scene Analysis -- Criminal Profiling -- Crime Scene Analysis and Criminal Profiling -- California v. Edgar Luera -- California v. Darrell DeLeoz -- Summary -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- References -- Chapter 12: Integrated Forensic Assessments: Evaluating Cases of Sexual Assault -- The Gender Perspective -- The Context of Consent -- Types of Consent -- The Assessment of Consent -- Understanding Myths About Rape and Sexual Assault -- Sexual Assault Assessments: Case Examples -- Summary -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- References -- Chapter 13: Integrated Forensic Assessments: Evaluating Allegations of Torture -- Defining Torture -- Coercive Interrogation v. Torture -- Coercive Interrogation -- Torture: The Rationale -- Behaviors Constituting Torture -- Prevalence -- Torture by Government Agents in Mexico -- The 43 Students -- Interrogation in Ajuchitlan -- Torture by Government Agents in the United States -- The Role of the Forensic Examiner -- Diagnostic Categories Related to Torture -- The Psychological Effects and Impact of Torture -- Forensic Protocols for the Mental Health Professional -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 14: Oklahoma v. Elvis Thacker: Evaluating Victimology, Victim Sexual Assault Evidence, Suspect Torture by Law Enf ... -- The Plea and the Confession -- The Evidence, the Confession, and Suspect Torture -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Appendix C -- References.
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