Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective (2nd Edition)
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Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective (2nd Edition)

by Shelley Brown, Ralph Serin, Adelle Forth, Kevin Nunes, Craig Bennell, Joanna Pozzulo

criminology forensic psychology Canadian Studies
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Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective offers an academic look at criminal behaviour through psychology, with attention to the Canadian context. Now in its second edition, this collaborative work is suited to students and readers exploring psychology, criminology, and related areas of law.

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Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective presents an academic exploration of criminal behaviour from a psychological viewpoint.

This second edition focuses on the Canadian perspective, making it relevant to readers studying psychology, criminology, and related legal subjects.

Written by Shelley Brown, Ralph Serin, Adelle Forth, Kevin Nunes, Craig Bennell, and Joanna Pozzulo, the book is intended for educational and scholarly use.

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