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Forensic Psychology & Criminology: An Australasian Perspective

Katarina Fritzon, Bond University
Paul Wilson, Bond University

Part 1 - Introduction
Chapter 1	Forensic Psychiatry
Chapter 2	Victims of Crime
Chapter 3	Suicide and Self Harm
Part 2 - Offences and Offenders
Chapter 4	Juvenile Offenders
Chapter 5	Female Offenders
Chapter 6	Aboriginal Offenders
Chapter 7	Violent Offenders
Chapter 8	Sexual Offenders
Chapter 9	Assessment & Treatment of Fire-Setters
Chapter 10	The Mentally Ill Offender
Chapter 11	Intellectually Disabled Offenders
Part 3 - Methodologies
Chapter 12	Risk assessment
Chapter 13	Interviewing and Deception Techniques
Chapter 14	Research Methods in Forensic Psychology
Chapter 15	Using Forensic Assessment to Inform Risk Management
Chapter 16	Overview of Treatment: Corrections and Mental Health
Part 4 - Psychology in the Court Room
Chapter 17	Expert Evidence
Chapter 18	Terrorism in Australia
Chapter 19	Dangerous Legislation
Chapter 20	Offender Profiling in Australia

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