Forensic Child Psychology, Second Edition, Working in the Courts and Clinic by Fanetti, Matthew -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Preface Acknowledgments Part I: Basic Principles

Chapter 1: Introduction to Forensic Psychology

What Is Psychology—Really? Important Historical Developments in the Field of Forensic Psychology Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 2: Social and Behavioral Psychology

Social Psychology Obedience Conformity Deindividuation and Social Role-Playing Group Polarization Social Loafing and Nonresponders Attribution Prejudice and Discrimination Learning and Behavior Dual-Process Theory Schedules of Reinforcement Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 3: Understanding Psychopathology and Disruptive Behavior

What Is a Psychological Disorder? Potential Causes of Mental Disorders Diagnostic Systems and Methods The DSM System Developmental Pathways Violent and Disruptive Behavior in Children Dimensions of Disruptive Behavior Patterson's Early Starter Model Risk and Resilience Ecological Systems Theory Disorders of Interest to Forensic Professionals Who Work With Children Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 4: Memory

What Is Memory? Information Processing Model Depth of Processing Model of Memory The Reconstructive Model of Memory Context and State Effects on Memory Interference Memory Accuracy and Developmental Differences Seminal Studies of Suggestibility in Child Event Memory Summary Thoughts About Children's Memory of Forensic Events Review Questions Glossary References

Part II: Applied Principles in Child Abuse

Chapter 5: Child Abuse and Neglect

Introduction to Child Abuse and Neglect Neglect Child Physical Abuse Child Sexual Abuse Intimate Partner Violence Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 6: Internet Exploitation of Children

Internet Exploitation and Exposure Sexual Solicitation Sexting Evolution of Internet Exploitation and Technology Victims of Internet Exploitation Crimes Perpetrators of Internet Exploitation Crimes Child Pornography Debate Applications for Smartphones and Tablets Geotagging Legal Issues With Internet Exploitation Crimes Evidence Collection Where Do We Go From Here? Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 7: Process of Forensic Interviewing

Multidisciplinary Teams Forensic Interview Considerations Suggestibility Trauma and Memory Techniques and Other Considerations Forensic Interviewing Protocols Truth/Lie Discussion Media for Interviewing Children Drawings Anatomical/Human Figure Drawings Anatomical Dolls Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 8: Understanding Pedophilia

The Other Paraphilias Are the DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria for Pedophilia Clear? Age and Physiological Development What Makes Pedophilia Abnormal? An Important Distinction: The Difference Between a “Child Sexual Abuser” and a “Pedophile” How Will a Pedophile Behave? What Causes Pedophilia? How Is Pedophilia Diagnosed? A Bit More About the Major Assessment Techniques Reporting Requirement How Is Pedophilia Treated? Can Sex Offenders Be Treated Through Medications? Other Important Issues Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 9: The Treatment of the Sexually Abused Child

The Category of “Sexually Abused Child” What Kinds of Reactions Do Children Have to Sexual Abuse? What Is Not Known Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis What an Assessment of a Sexually Abused Child Might Look Like Conclusions and Informing Session Evidence-Based Treatment Treatment Protocols for Cases of Sexual and Physical Abuse Conclusions Study Questions Glossary References

Part III: Understanding the Law

Chapter 10: Understanding What It Is to Be an Expert Witness

Basic Information and the Legal System in the United States Advice for the Expert Witness Other Miscellaneous Issues An Example of an Expert Report Used as Evidence Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 11: An Overview of the U.S. Legal System

Fundamentals of the U.S. Legal System State Law and Federal Law Civil Versus Criminal Courts State Versus Federal Jurisdiction The Professional Parties Burdens of Proof Basic Procedure in Civil Cases Basic Procedure in Criminal Cases Criminal Sentences Collateral Consequences of Felony Convictions Crimes Children Should Know About Victims' Rights Conclusion Study Questions Glossary

Chapter 12: Mandated Reporters

Basic Legal Principles Who Is a Mandated Reporter? What Triggers a Report? What Mandated Reporters Are Required to Report What Is Abuse and Neglect? Privileged or Confidential Information How Do Mandated Reporters Make a Report? Common Reasons Mandated Reporters Do Not Report When Am I Supposed to Make a Report? What Information Do I Provide to the Hotline Call Taker? What Happens After a Report Is Made? Conclusion Study Questions Glossary References

Chapter 13: Juveniles and the Justice System

Overview Juvenile Delinquency The Petition Juvenile Dependency Conclusion Study Questions Glossary References

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