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Fractional factorial designs for legal psychology
Behavioral Sciences & the Law, 2002AbstractResearchers considering novel or exploratory psycholegal research are often able to easily generate a sizable list of independent variables (IVs) that might influence a measure of interest. Where the research question is novel and the literature is not developed, however, choosing from among a long list of potential variables those worthy of ...
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Legal psychology in the twenty‐first century
Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, 2004AbstractBackgroundThis paper examines some of the major topics that legal psychology began to focus on at the end of the last century.AimThe purpose is to contend that such topics (the reliability of ear‐witness testimony, the conducting of identification parades/line ups, the interviewing of suspects, the interviewing of vulnerable witnesses/victims ...
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Psychiatric, psychological, and legal models of man
International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 1992Models of man are rarely defined in such practical disciplines as law and medicine, but are implicit and frequently covert. They gain their character and variation, one with another, through the pursuit of specific purposes and through the methods of thought and procedure applied to those purposes.
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Legal Issues in Psychological Abuse of Children
Clinical Pediatrics, 1982The pediatrician must observe and assess a variety of emotional disorders in children, many of which seem related to adverse parental attitudes and actions. It is important for the pedia trician to appreciate the judicial system's constraints in defining psychological abuse so that, when appropriate, legal interventions can be actively encouraged ...
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Legal, Psychological, and Behavioral Outcomes
Juvenile and Family Court Journal, 1999States have responded to the public's outrage at rising juvenile crime by revising their transfer statutes to make it easier to transfer juvenile offenders for trial and sentencing in criminal court and possible incarceration in adult prisons. These changing trends in juvenile justice raise three questions about what actually happens to juveniles once ...
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Legal and Psychological Resilience
Legal and psychological factors play a crucial role in shaping the experiences of immigrants, influencing their integration and well-being in a new country. This study explores the relationship between these factors through clustering and validation techniques applied to a diverse set of demographic, psychological, and employment data collected from ...openaire +1 more source
The Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology, and Police Science, 1962
William M. McCord, Hans Toch
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William M. McCord, Hans Toch
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