I'm delighted to announce the launch of the new forensic psychology blog which will allow readers to learn more about, comment upon, contribute towards and engage with the posted material should they wish to do so.
By hosting our new blog on Blogger I can utilise and employ all the interactive features that this platform provides e.g. reader comments, RSS capability, e-mail updates etc.
The existing forensic psychology blog will still be used to alert readers to website updates but to get your daily fix of news from the wonderful world of forensic psychology this is now the official forensic psychology Blog. For your convenience, the most recent blog posts can be accessed by clicking on the panel below.
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May 6, 2008, Forensic Psychology Practice
Hello, My name is Nikki Hearn and I'm a Criminal Justice/Forensic Psychology Major. Will I need a PhD to practice forensic psychology? and what type
May 3, 2008, Forensic Psychology Q & A: The Place To Ask and Answer Forensic Psychology
The Forensic psychology Q & A page is a knowledge sharing resource where anybody can ask or answer a question relating to the fascinating world of forensic psychology
Mar 27, 2008, Forensic Psychology Book of The Month
Welcome to the forensic psychology book of the month page. Whether you are new to forensic psychology, currently studying the topic, or consider yourself an expert...
Nov 29, 2007, A Free And Comprehensive Guide To The World Of Forensic Psychology
What is forensic psychology? Definitions, history, topic areas, theory and practice, careers, debates, criminal profiling and study options are all covered in detail.
Nov 9, 2007, Key Figures in Forensic Psychology: Professor David Canter
The aim of this page is to showcase the work of Professor David Canter. In doing so readers will be introduced to the concept of investigative psychology...
Nov 9, 2007, Geographic Profiling: Find Out All You Need To Know Here.
Geographic profiling is an information management system and investigative methodology that evaluates the locations of connected serial crimes to determine the most probable area of offender residence
Jun 21, 2007, The Study and Practice of Forensic Psychology: A Comprehensive Review
The Study and Practice of Forensic Psychology: Students often ask what degree is best for employment in the field of forensic psychology. The answer to this question depends on how one defines...
Feb 13, 2007, Can Witness Memory Be Trusted? Can Liars Be Exposed? Can Confessions Be Untruthful? Can Crime Be Prevented?
These are just some of the questions that will be tackled during a 3 day Conference at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.
Focussing on the latest research in forensic psychology prominent guest speakers include the Hon. Janet Reno, former Attorney General of the United States, Saul Kassin, PhD, leading authority on false confessions and Elizabeth Loftus, PhD, preeminent scholar on memory research.
This cutting edge event is taking place March 1-3, 2007.
One of the mystery's surrounding the recent case invloving Michael Devlin who was charged with the kidnapping of teenagers Ben Ownby and Shawn Hornbeck is why Shawn Hornbeck who went missing in 2002 never tried to escape or inform anybody of his plight despite seemingly having the opportunity to do so at any time.
One explanation that has been put forward is the Stockholm Syndrome, a psychological response whereby an abducted hostage, exhibits loyalty to the hostage-taker.
Jan 14, 2007, New Forensic Science Website Launches
I have just launched a brand new forensic science website, designed to help anybody looking for informed and detailed information. Definitions, history, topic areas, theory and practice, careers, debates, CSI, degree and study options will all be covered in detail.
At the time of writing the website is still very much work in progress, although very soon it will be showcasing the work of a number of forensic science experts who have kindly agreed to provide a clear and concise description of their forensic speciality, along with links to quality information resources and essential reading texts.
Jan 7, 2007, Forensic Science College And Course Directory
The aim of this page is to help anybody looking for information relating to a forensic science college, forensic science schools, forensic science degree, or forensic science program.
Jan 7, 2007, Practical Ways For Students To Earn Additional Income.
The purpose of this page is to showcase practical ways in which students can take control of, reduce and perhaps even completely eradicate their student debt...
Jan 7, 2007, The Best Comedy, Free Puzzles, Games On The Internet
Why comedy? Forensics is a serious business and whatever your connection with the discipline it's important to have some time away from it. This page allows you to do just that...
Jan 7, 2007, Taking Part In Psychological Research: A Great Way To Earn And Learn
Psychological Research: A very useful way to understand the concepts, issues and variables that researchers study in relation to the application of psychology in a legal context and anywhere else...
Jan 5, 2007, What Is A Psychological Autopsy? Find Out All You Need To Know Here.
Whereas a medical autopsy is essentially a physical examination of the deceased, a psychological autopsy is essentially a mental state examination of the deceased...
Dec 22, 2006, Suffolk Serial Killer Case Latest Update
Stephen Wright the second man arrested in relation to the Suffolk serial killer case has been formally charged with murdering Gemma Adams, Anneli Alderton, Tania Nicol, Paula Clennell, and Annette Nicholls. Tom Stephens the first man arrested in the case has been released on police bail subject to further inquries.
A second man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Gemma Adams, Anneli Alderton, Tania Nicol, Paula Clennell and Annette Nicholls. The 48 year old man was arrested at 5am this morning from his home which is very close to the red light district were the muder victims worked. Tom Stephens who was arrested yesterday remains in custody.
Tom Stephens MySpace Profile Picture
Thanks to Carey for sending me the link to Tom Stephens MySpace account, which has now been deleted. Sections of the British press have made a great deal out of the fact that Stephens called himself the 'bishop' on his MySpace account.
Dec 18, 2006, Suffolk Serial Killer Latest (man arrested on suspicion of murder)
37-year-old Tom Stephens has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Gemma Adams, Anneli Alderton, Tania Nicol, Paula Clennell and Annette Nicholls. He is curently in custody and will be questioned by detectives later on Monday.
Murder Suspect Tom Stephens
Stephens was arrested at 0720 GMT on Monday in the village of Trimley, which is close to the A14 road between Ipswich and Felixstowe.
Dec 15, 2006, Forensic Psychology Internship Opportunity (USA)
Overview:
The Forensic Panel is pleased to offer remote/distance internships in forensic psychology for writing, research, and various projects to undergraduate and graduate students. Each position represents a unique opportunity to advance students' knowledge and skills in a setting convenient to them that can be managed and supervised from afar.
Interns for The Forensic Panel observe and participate in challenging projects that reward them with transferable experiences to their future careers. The Forensic Panel seeks creative, responsible individuals who would appreciate a challenging, dynamic environment with energetic and bright colleagues, prepared to complement an existing team with ideas and produce result.
Dec 14, 2006, The Psychology of a Serial Killer (update)
As the hunt for the Suffolk serial killer continues and as the case unfolds I will be posting regular updates, particularly in relation to any psychological information or theories. I will also be including links to the latest police briefings and any other credible information sources.
Visitors from the UK will be aware that the news story currently gripping the country concerns the murder of several prostitutes, promting fears that a serial killer is on the loose. To date five bodies have been found near Ipswich over the past fortnight. The bodies of Gemma Adams, Tania Nicol and and Anneli Alderton, were all found in rural locations around Ipswich between the 2nd and the 10th of December. On the 12th of December two more bodies were found which are being formally identified today. Police strongly suspect that the bodies will prove to be the missing prostitutes Paula Clennell and Annette Nicholls.
Since the story broke a number of criminal psychologists, forensic psychologists and other behavioural scientists have commented on the case.
Dec 7, 2006, M.S Criminal Justice: Concentration in Forensic Psychology: The University of New Haven (USA)
A key objective of the master of science in criminal justice program is the education of men and women planning careers in the field of criminal justice as well as the advanced training and education of those who staff the agencies and institutions of the criminal justice system.
The program stresses a broad understanding of the social and behavioral sciences, the institutions of the criminal justice system and the development of methodological tools and skills.
Dec 2, 2006, Showcasing The Very Best Psychology Blogs On The Internet
The psychology blogs page showcases the best psychology related blogs on the Internet. Many of the featured blogs cover topics that are directly related to the world of forensic psychology...