Showing posts with label Forensic Psychology Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forensic Psychology Resources. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 05, 2010

Forensic Psychology Research Collection

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A forensic psychology research collection has just opened at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Downtown LA Campus).

The Garner collection - named in memory of Kenneth Garner, the late (LAPD) Deputy Chief includes books, online periodicals and peer-reviewed journals, DVDs, access to academic research papers, and Internet-based research tools focused on the application of forensic psychology theories, principles, and evidence-based practices in law enforcement.

The collection is available free of charge to local and regional criminal justice agencies and organizations including LAPD, CDCR, the Mayor’s office, and community and faith-based organizations involved in local parolee reentry projects.

If you would like to visit and use the Garner Collection, call 213-615-7200 in advance and speak with the librarian.



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Sunday, October 21, 2007

Forensic Psychology Resources: The International Journal of Forensic Psychology

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Just to let you know that a free forensic psychology journal can be accessed online. The International Journal of Forensic Psychology is hosted by the Department of Psychology at the University of Wollongong, Australia. Although this particular forensic psychology journal isn't published on a regular basis, the articles from all the editions published to date cover a range of very interesting forensic psychology topic areas. Journal article titles include:

  • The Concept of Evil and the Forensic Psychologist


  • Cross Cultural and International Forensic Psychology: A Personal and Historic Overview


  • Prison Officer’s Beliefs Regarding Self-Harm in Prisoners: An Empirical Investigation


  • The use of the RSV-20 in a Forensic Sample: A Research Note


  • Ethical Considerations in Private Practice Psychology Forensic Work: An Australian Perspective


  • Malingering Posttraumatic Stress on the Personality Assessment
    Inventory


  • Click Here to visit the The International Journal of Forensic Psychology Homepage.





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    Monday, December 04, 2006

    Forensic Psychology Newsletter



    I've just sent out the December edition of the forensic psychology newsletter. Highlights this month include an excellent article by clinical psychologist and psychology professor Christopher Cronin which provides some much needed clarity in relation to the complex and confusing issue of academic degree accreditation.

    As well as Professor Cronin's article there is a review of what's new on the forensic psychology website, the best of the Forensic Psychology Blog Posts and a detailed listing of all the free forensic psychology resources available.

    Click Here To Read The Latest Edition of The Newsletter



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