An introduction to forensic psychology

Dr Chelsea Slater looks at the world of forensic psychology

[hano]

This was a wonderful introduction to Forensic psychology. I definitely had some of the misconceptions coming in, so it's good that I was able to sort of disregard those and learn what forensic psychology is.

[writingservices]

Excellent presentation that succinctly explains what forensic psychology is and what it is not.

[KomalChavan-jkvt]

Excellent presentation that succinctly explains what forensic psychology is and what is not.

[mel]

Great video! Gave me more of an insight to Forensic Psychology.

[theodoreshiloah]

This video was very helpful in clearing themisconeptions about the field of forensic psychology and allowing for a a more solid definition. Thiis included the statistics part, where I wasn't siure if this was involved in a significant way.

It was also enlightening to view the examples of the real world applications, such as in juries, crime prevention, recidivism etc. This really helped to understand the expansive reach and high magnitude of importance, as well as the influence that Forensic psychology entails.

[Michelina]

Awesome video ! Thank you so much and God Bless 💖✝️💖

[guardianoftruth]

Every individual case should be reflected upon similar cases but looked at individually to observe new findings or psychological ques to determine the right prognosis. How I forming my method of psychological research with as least as many biases as possible. ❤

[danashiadamaris]

Very informative video. I was able to gain a better understanding of the different aspects of Forensic Psychology.

[stephaniedugan]

Are there any relevant forensic psychology specific data bases or a collection of case studies or research online? I know the forensic psychology field is fairly new but I cant find a navigable website with recent articles. Will I just have to search scholarly databases? I want to see a list of published research to see what research is out there and relevant.

[Luvscici]

Thank you for this video cause I wanna be a forensic psychologist & this helped me learn

[KomalChavan-jkvt]

This was a wonderful introduction to forensic psychology.

[thomas]

First of all the lecture was amazing, my first question is can you work as a profiler with a forensic psychology degree? What's the difference between forensic psychology and criminology?

[selassietsadideyvvu]

How does Artificial Intelligence influence Forensic Psychology and help improve Criminal Investigation?

[victornita]

If a person's behavior is related to his genetic endowment, family, childhood and adolescence, then we can understand how important the quality of political leaders is because they can shape the behavior of a person, group and country.
That is why if you try to understand the mentality and motivation of a terrorist, you will discover that in addition to the classic behavioral explanations, which usually come from the family in which he was born, new explanations or justifications appear precisely related to the quality of a foreign policy regarding his own country ...
And then, we can rightly ask ourselves, if our political leaders understand the importance of forensic psychology and if they themselves understand that they can be the reason why a person, group or country has an extreme and even criminal behavior.
After all, who is in charge of the health and psychological evaluation of political leaders?!

[HaggertyTheEel]

Really informative, is there a link to the slideshow i can view

[stephaniedugan]

I am about to start my MS in psychology with a forensic science concentration next month. What are some career options that do not require a license? I am really interested in adding to the research in the field.

[grobbelm]

I am currently busy doing a forensic psychology course - just to satisfy my need for knowledge on the subject - and I have found that most references used in the online material is dated, and it seems like no recent (last decade) research has been published..comment please?

[minanegrete]

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[sheather]

A question I’m wondering if anyone could answer so if someone gets a bachelors degree in Forensic Psychology eventually become a form of detective or just any form of crime scene investigator in the future with proper training and such?

[grantross]

apparently 1 in 10 households have some kind of sexual abuse going on at some
imagine trying to work all that out !!!