Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective
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Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective

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 provides an academic exploration of criminal behaviour through psychology and criminology. With contributions from six authors, this text offers a Canadian-focused resource for students and readers interested in crime, psychological perspectives, and the justice system.

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Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective examines criminal behaviour through the field of psychology.

Framed within a Canadian perspective, the book connects psychological study with questions surrounding crime and the justice system.

Written by Shelley Brown, Ralph Serin, Adelle Forth, Kevin Nunes, Craig Bennell, and Joanna Pozzulo, it offers a collaborative academic resource.

Its subject makes it suitable for readers studying psychology, criminology, criminal justice, or related areas.

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