Canter, David <br/><br/>
Criminal Psychology   Topics in Applied Psychology 

 - London  Hodder and Stoughton  2008 
 - 304p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>Section 1: The basis of criminality<br/>Chapter 1:  Psychology and the criminal process <br/>David Canter<br/>Chapter 2:  Individualistic explanations of crime <br/>Maria loannou<br/>Chapter 3:  Social explanations of crime<br/>Maria loannou and Shannon Vettor<br/>Chapter 4:  Mental disorder and crime<br/>Maria loannou and Paul V. Greenall<br/>Section 2: Varieties of crime<br/>Chapter 5:  Burglary<br/>Louise Goodwin<br/>Chapter 6:  Domestic violence <br/>Maria loannou<br/>Chapter 7: Rape<br/>Freya Newman<br/>Chapter 8:  Homicide and serial killing <br/>Natalia Wentink Martin<br/>Chapter 9:  Criminal groups and networks <br/>Sam Mullins<br/>Section 3: Dealing with crime<br/>Chapter 10:  Interviewing and testimony<br/>Laura Hammond and Katie Thole<br/>Chapter 11:  Detecting deception <br/>Mary Santarcangelo<br/>Chapter 12:  Psychology and investigations <br/>Donna Youngs<br/>Section 4: Areas of application<br/>Chapter 13:  Police psychology <br/>Michelle Wright<br/>Chapter 14:  Psychology in court <br/>Michael R. Dains<br/>Chapter 15:  Psychology in prison <br/>Kevin Rogers<br/>Chapter 16:  Concerning victims <br/>Jonathan S. Ogan<br/>Chapter 17:  The future of psychology and crime <br/>David Canter<br/> <br/> <br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780340928929  1005 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>O60  / C167