The Roots of Modern Psychology and Law: A Narrative History

The Roots Of Modern Psychology And Law: A Narrative History Reveals How The Field Of Psychology And Law Developed During The First Decade Following The Founding Of The American Psychology-law Society--provided By The Publisher. Evolution Of Psychology And Law / Thomas Grisso -- Eyewitness Testimony : An Eyewitness Report / Elizabeth F. Loftus -- Applying Social Psychology To Law And The Legal Process / Michael J. Saks -- Jury Research / Shari Seidman Diamond -- Mental Health Law And The Seeds Of Therapeutic Jurisprudence / David B. Wexler -- Mental Disability, Criminal Responsibility, And Civil Commitment / Stephen J. Morse -- Framing, Institutionalizing, And Nurturing Research In Psychology And Law / Bruce D. Sales -- Forensic Mental Health Services And Competence To Stand Trial / Ronald Roesch -- Predictions Of Violence / John Monahan -- Developmental Psycholegal Capacities / Thomas Grisso -- Correctional Psychology / Stanley L. Brodsky -- The Founding And Early Years Of The American Board Of Forensic Psychology / Florence W. Kaslow -- Community Psychology, Public Policy, And Children / N. Dickon Reppucci -- Editors' Epilogue / Thomas Grisso And Stanley L. Brodsky. Edited By Thomas Grisso And Stanley L. Brodsky. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.