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The definitions of crime shifts regularly and varying from location to location; this poses a difficulty for psychology as a practice - "psychological profiles of criminals cannot be tied to a legal or arbitrary construct".

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Wortley (2011) proposes an integrative model which is split into the brain personality and learning cognition, 

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Wortley (2011) proposes an integrative model which is split into the brain personality and learning cognition, 

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The branch of applied psychology which is concerned with the collection, examination and presentation of evidence for judicial purposes.

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psychology helps to understand the human psyche

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Forensic psychology is the provision of psychological information for the purpose of facilitating a legal decision

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Forensic psychology is the provision of psychological information for the purpose of facilitating a legal decision

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Forensic psychology is the process of collecting evidence for judicial purposes

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Human behaviour can be explained through the microscope analogy which has different stages of magnification.

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There are different schools of thought . 

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There are different schools of thought . 

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Psychology is a science. It studies human behaviour by measuring, testing and observing

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Psychology plays an important role when assessing criminals. We need to see whether they have a mental illness that may be contributing to their criminal actions.

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psychology is the study of the human mind and how this affects  their behaviour.
psychiatry is the application of psychology in a situation and treatment, such as with mental illness

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'The term 'forensic psychology is used to cover all aspects of psychology that are relevant to the whole legal and criminal process'. (Canter, D, 2010)

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Psychology is
the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behaviour in a given context.

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There are three main approaches to understanding sexual offending;
Evolutionary approaches
Social-structured and cultural approaches and

Social cognitive approaches

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A couple of theories. Routine Activity Theory, and  Social Learning and Differential Association Theory

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There are several different factors that contribute to someones psychology

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criminal psychology is the thoughts of the criminal leading to the criminal behaviour

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Psychology is concerned with all aspects of behaviour and with the thoughts, feelings and motives underlying that behaviour.

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psychology is the study of human mind and behaviour

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Forensic psychology is basically psychology to do with the courts of law (Howitt, 2002

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Forensic psychology is basically psychology to do with the courts of law (Howitt, 2002

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