دانلود کتاب Psychology, Law, and Criminal Justice: International Developments in Research and Practice

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Preface\nIntroduction\nContributors\nPart I: Eyewitness Testimony\nThe Perceived Credibility of Rape Victims During a Police Interview: An Experiment among Victim Assistance Workers\nThe Perceived Truthfulness of Children\'s and Adults\' Testimony: The Oath versus the Competency Test\nThe Relation between Consistency and Accuracy of Eyewitness Testimony\nThe \"Authenticity Error\" in Real Lineup Procedures. Effects of Suspect-Status and Corresponding Psychological Dissimilarities between Target Person and Distractors: An Experimental Study\nMisinformation Methodologies: Explaining the Effects of Errant Information\nPrevious Knowledge and Delay in the Recall of Filmed Events\nEffects of Preparation on Internal and External Memories\nExperimentally Induced Person Mix-ups Through Media Exposure and Ways to Avoid Them\nDetecting Fact from Fallacy in Child and Adult Witness Accounts\nIs There Truth in the Eye of the Beholder? Causal Illusions in Children and Adults\nPart II: Interviewing\nFrom Denial to Admission in Police Questioning of Suspects\nGood Practice for Video Recorded Interviews with Child Witnesses for Use in Criminal Proceedings\nInformation Enhancement and Credibility Assessment of Child Statements: The Impact of the Cognitive Interview Technique on Criteria-Based Content Analysis\nEnhancing Children\'s Eyewitness Testimony with the Cognitive Interview\nAn Empirical Test of the Mnemonic Components of the Cognitive Interview\nThe Cognitive Interview - Does it Work?\nPart III: Children in the Legal System\nThe Development of Children\'s Understanding of Legal Principles\nPsychological Evaluation of Changes in Testimony Given by Sexually Abused Juveniles\nExpert Evidence in Child Sexual Abuse Criminal Cases in Canada and the United States\nChildren\'s Disclosure of Secrets: Implications for Interviewing\nThree Dogmas Applied to Child Victims of Sexual Abuse: The Danish Perspective\nSexual Knowledge and Behavior of Children up to 12 Years— What is Age-Appropriate?\nSex, Lies and Video Tape\nDetection of False Statements in First and Third Graders: The Development of a Nonverbal Detection Instrument\nThe Analysis of Family Dynamics in Child Custody Cases\nThe Factors Neutralizing Development Disorders in Children from Broken Families\nBullying or Peer Abuse in School: Intervention and Prevention\nPart IV: Legal Decision Making\nAnchored Narratives: A Theory of Judicial Reasoning and its Consequences\nPsychosocial Investigation in Death Penalty Mitigation: Procedures, Pitfalls and Impact\nAttitude and Behavior of Male and Female Judges Concerning the Punishment of Offenders\nPredicting Court Sentences: A Perilous Exercise\nCommunication Channels and Gender Differences in Decoding and Integration of Cues in Legal Decision-Making\nJuror Decision-Making and the Trial Process\nFrom Juror to Jury Decision Making: A Non-Model Approach\nThe Influence of the Size and Decision Rule in Jury Decision-Making\nThe Jury in the United Kingdom: Juries and Jury Research in Context\nPart V: Perceptions and Reactions to Criminality\nCoping with Burglary : The Effects of a Police Service on Victims\' Emotional Readjustment\nReactions to Criminal Victimization: A Field Study of the Cognitive Effects on Victims and Members of Their Social Network\nThe Criminal Justice Response to Sexual Assault in Canada\nSocial Beliefs about Recidivism in Crime\nLaw and Psychology in the Perception of Crime Seriousness: Towards a Joint Approach\nPart VI: Correlates of Offending\nDeviance or Resilience? A Longitudinal Study of Adolescents in Residential Care\nPsychosocial Influences on the Development of Antisocial Personality\nA Critical Look at the Conceptual Models Explaining Drug Use and Crime\nPart VII: Prevention and Treatment of Offending\nAbsence from School: Research and Practical Management\nThe Prevention of Delinquency in Spain\nThe Social Competence of Young Offenders: A Return to Basics\nA Model for the Treatment of Young Offenders in Spain: Searching for Effectiveness\nShort and Long Term Outcomes for a Cognitive-Behavioral Anger Management Program\nPsychological Disturbance in the Scottish Prison System: A Preliminary Account\nCorrectional Programmes in Europe: A Pilot Study for a Meta-Evaluation\nMental Health Interventions in Pretrial Jails\nOffender Categories in the Hungarian Prison System\nWhat Recent Meta-Evaluations Tell us About the Effectiveness of Correctional Treatment\nPart VIII: Prison Psychology\nPsychological Services to the Finnish Prison Administration\nPrison Service Psychology - England and Wales\nThe Organization of the Psychiatry and Psychology Services in Italian Prisons\nTherapy within Prison: Opportunities and Problems\nThe Psychiatric and Psychological Services Within the Norwegian Prison Health Service\nPart IX: European Perspectives on Law and Psychology\nPsychological Testing and Police Recruit Selection: Difficulties and Dilemmas\nPsychological Issues in the Draft Polish Code of Criminal Procedure\nJudicial Psychology in Spain: Actuation and Limits of Intervention\nLegal Psychology in Spain: Reflections on its Short History\nSubject Index