Living on Death Row: The Psychology of Waiting to Die
by Dr. Hans Toch Phd, James R. Acker, Vincent Martin Bonventre, Jamie Fellner
Living on Death Row: The Psychology of Waiting to Die examines the psychological experience of awaiting execution. Bringing together perspectives relevant to psychology, law, and social science, the book considers prolonged uncertainty and confinement within the broader context of capital punishment and criminal justice.
About This Book
Living on Death Row: The Psychology of Waiting to Die explores the psychological dimensions of life under a death sentence.
The book considers what it means to wait for execution and how that experience relates to time, uncertainty, and confinement.
Its subject connects psychology with broader questions of capital punishment, criminal justice, and human behavior.
Written by Dr. Hans Toch, James R. Acker, Vincent Martin Bonventre, and Jamie Fellner, the book offers a focused examination of waiting to die.
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