Psychiatry, Psychology and Law

Titel Veröffentlichungsdatum Sprache Zitate
Paternal Incarceration and Parenting Programs in Prison: A Review Paper2013/02/01English34
Command Hallucinations and Violence: Implications for Detention and Treatment2003/06/01English34
Rapport Operationalized as a Humanitarian Interview in Investigative Interview Settings2014/01/27English33
Questioning Child Witnesses in New Zealand's Criminal Justice System: Is Cross-Examination Fair?2012/08/01English33
Acquired Sociopathy: A Neuropsychological Study of Executive Dysfunction in Violent Offenders2005/07/01English32
Law Student Stress: Relationships Between Academic Demands, Social Isolation, Career Pressure, Study/Life Imbalance and Adjustment Outcomes in Law Students2014/11/11English32
Investigative Interviewers' Perceptions of the Value of Different Training Tasks on their Adherence to Open-Ended Questions with Children2008/07/01English31
High-Stakes Lies: Verbal and Nonverbal Cues to Deception in Public Appeals for Help with Missing or Murdered Relatives2013/09/23English31
Authority and Punishment: On the Ideological Basis of Punitive Attitudes towards Criminals2015/06/29English31
The oral language skills of young offenders: A pilot investigation2001/01/01English31
Justice Needs a Blindfold: Effects of Gender and Attractiveness on Prison Sentences and Attributions of Personal Characteristics in a Judicial Process2009/03/01English30
A Case Concerning Children's False Memories of Abuse: Recommendations Regarding Expert Witness Work2016/10/03English29
Restoration or Renovation? Evaluating Restorative Justice Outcomes2005/06/01English29
Challenges Relating to the Interface Between Crisis Mental Health Clinicians and Police When Engaging with People with a Mental Illness2012/06/01English29
Victim Blame, Sexism and Just-World Beliefs: A Cross-Cultural Comparison2013/12/01English29
What Predicts Punitiveness? An Examination of Predictors of Punitive Attitudes towards Offenders in Australia2012/04/01English29
Moral Disengagement Strategies in Sex Offenders2016/12/01English29
Dredging up past traumas: Harmful or helpful?1995/11/01English28
The Law Is Not as Blind as It Seems: Relative Rates of Vicarious Trauma among Lawyers and Mental Health Professionals2016/09/07English28
Rape Victims' Attitudes to Rape Myth Acceptance2012/06/01English28
Perceptions of witness behaviour‐accuracy relationships held by police, lawyers and mock‐jurors1999/01/01English28
Is There a Future for Involuntary Treatment in Rights-based Mental Health Law?2014/09/03English27
Mental competence and value: The problem of normativity in the assessment of decision‐making capacity2001/01/01English27
In reply to: The interests of justice? The cross‐examination of child complainants of sexual abuse in criminal proceedings1997/11/01English27
A sexual abuse case study: Children's memories and reports2007/04/01English27
Radicalization in Australia: Examining Australia's Convicted Terrorists2011/05/01English26
A Review of the Impact of Different Types of Leading Interview Questions on Child and Adult Witnesses with Intellectual Disabilities2013/06/08English25
Fear of Cybercrime in Europe: Examining the Effects of Victimization and Vulnerabilities2017/05/04English25
The effect of the enhanced cognitive interview on recall and confidence in elderly adults2000/04/01English25
Community perceptions of stalking: What are the fundamental concerns?2000/11/01English25