via behavioral criminology - Google Blog Search by unknown on 7/6/12
Forensic Criminology: the scientific study of crime and criminals for the purposes of addressing investigative and legal issues. It is a science, a behavioral science, and a forensic science. This text is intended to educate ...
Friday, 06 July 2012 15:25
Forensic Criminology: the scientific study of crime and criminals for the purposes of addressing investigative and legal issues. It is a science, a behavioral science, and a forensic science. This text is intended to educate students in an applied fashion regarding the nature and extent of forensic casework that is supported by, dependent upon, and interactive with research, theory, and knowledge derived from criminology. It is also intended to act as a preliminary guide for practitioners working with and within related criminal justice professions.
Friday, 06 July 2012 15:25
Forensic Criminology
Forensic Criminology: the scientific study of crime and criminals for the purposes of addressing investigative and legal issues. It is a science, a behavioral science, and a forensic science. This text is intended to educate students in an applied fashion regarding the nature and extent of forensic casework that is supported by, dependent upon, and interactive with research, theory, and knowledge derived from criminology. It is also intended to act as a preliminary guide for practitioners working with and within related criminal justice professions.
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via psychiatry research - Google Blog Search by Dr Justin Marley on 7/6/12
The statement is particularly interesting because the Foundation is supporting research which is at the 'intersection of culture, neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry'. The blog can be navigated by scrolling down the page ...
via international psychiatry journals - Google Blog Search by John D. Gavazzi, PsyD ABPP on 7/7/12
Last week, the American Psychiatric Association issued a press release highlighting an ongoing decline in the recruitment of medical students into the specialty—at a time when the numbers of practising psychiatric professionals in the USA is falling. Various reasons are proposed, including the short-term nature ... Our goal is to promote ethics education in Pennsylvania, across the country, and around the world. We have individuals reading and using our content from ...
via international psychiatry - Google Blog Search by Justice Lover on 7/5/12
The international pharmaceutical giant took top-prescribing psychiatrists to pricey resorts in Bermuda, Jamaica, Hawaii and other exotic locales where, in between spa services, they could hear speeches from fellow shrinks ...
via NYT > Psychiatry and Psychiatrists by By JENEEN INTERLANDI on 6/23/12
We were on something like the 15th round of rummy, and my father was winning decisively. He cracked a wide, toothy grin as he laid his cards on the table. ''That's 321 for BaBa, and 227 for String Bean,'' he said, tallying the ledger we were keeping on a piece of scrap paper. Before he finished writing the numbers, he began a rapid succession of anecdotes about his first car. And his second. And his third. He reached for a magazine to show me the vintage Mustang he said he was planning to b...
via international psychiatry journals - Google News on 6/14/12
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Dueling diagnoses roil trial of Norway killer Breivik
Christian Science Monitor The Norwegian psychiatrists behind the much-debated report deeming Anders Behring Breivik insane defended their diagnosis in court today, despite mounting evidence that the self-confessed killer was possibly sane and hence criminally punishable for ... Psychiatrists get their day in courtViews and News from Norway all 357 news articles » |
via psychiatry research - Google Blog Search by Dr Justin Marley on 7/6/12
The statement is particularly interesting because the Foundation is supporting research which is at the 'intersection of culture, neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry'. The blog can be navigated by scrolling down the page ...
via NYT > Europe by By D. D. GUTTENPLAN on 7/8/12
The possibility that Britain could follow the example of the United States, where the entry of for-profit schools into the market saw many students take on massive amounts of debt, is causing concern.
via Christian Science Monitor | World on 7/8/12
Iran says it is willing to lower uranium enrichment levels to end sanctions. But it also set out red lines in PowerPoint presentation at recent Moscow talks.
via Christian Science Monitor | World on 7/8/12
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child is pushing to abolish baby 'boxes' where mothers can legally abandon unwanted babies. Social workers argue otherwise.
via Christian Science Monitor | World on 7/8/12
Jorge Videla led Argentina's 1976 coup. He and eight others were convicted for stealing babies from 'enemies of the state' during the military junta's rule.
