Social Psychology in Forensic Practice

Foreword

Rosie Meek

1. Introduction

Joel Harvey and Derval Ambrose

2. Attributions and Biases

Laura Bowden, Emily Glorney, and Emily Durber

3. Social Identity Theories

Deborah Morris and Elanor Webb

4. Impression Management

Joel Harvey and Deborah H. Drake

5. Attitudes and Beliefs

Lara Arsuffi

6. Aggression

Matt Bruce and Veronica Rosenberger

7. Group Formation and Behaviour

Derval Ambrose and Tania Tancred

8. Coercion and Social Influence

Vyv Huddy and Timothy A. Carey

9. Ostracism

Dennis Kaip and Joel Harvey

10. Stereotyping and Prejudice

Derval Ambrose, Colin Campbell and Dennis Kaip

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• Psicologia criminal ou forense
• Psicologia social, de grupo ou colectiva
• Grupos e teoria do grupo
• Crime e criminologia

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