Introduction to Forensic Psychology: Clinical and Social Psychological Perspectives
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Introduction to Forensic Psychology: Clinical and Social Psychological Perspectives

by David Shapiro, Lenore E. Walker, Stephanie Akl

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Introduction to Forensic Psychology presents a foundational overview of the field from clinical and social psychological perspectives. It examines how psychological knowledge relates to forensic, legal, and investigative contexts, making it a useful starting point for students and readers interested in psychology’s connection to law.

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Introduction to Forensic Psychology explores the field through clinical and social psychological perspectives.

The book provides an introductory foundation for readers interested in the relationship between psychology and forensic contexts.

It connects psychological approaches with questions arising in legal and investigative settings.

Written by David Shapiro, Lenore E. Walker, and Stephanie Akl, this volume is suited to readers seeking a broad overview of forensic psychology.

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