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PSY 610

Forensic Psychology
Name: Forensic Psychology
Course Number: PSY 610
Credit(s): 3

Course Description

“PSY 610 Forensic Psychology” explores the interplay between psychology and the justice system. This course delves into human behavior within legal processes, covering areas like eyewitness memory, testimonies, offending behavior, and criminal responsibility. It scrutinizes how psychology applies to legal matters, corrections, parole, victim services, and addiction services. Students gain insights into the roles of forensic psychologists, ethical considerations, and the application of psychological models to legal institutions.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand roles, responsibilities, and tasks of forensic psychologists.
  • Analyze intersections between professional psychology practice and the justice system.
  • Discuss ethical issues in forensic psychology.
  • Apply psychological assessment and evaluation models to legal institutions.

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