Forensic and Legal Psychology (Canadian Edition)
by Mark Costanzo, Daniel Krauss, Regina Schuller, Kaitlyn Mclachlan
Forensic and Legal Psychology (Canadian Edition) offers an academic examination of how psychology intersects with law. Written by Mark Costanzo, Daniel Krauss, Regina Schuller, and Kaitlyn Mclachlan, this resource introduces core ideas in forensic and legal psychology for readers studying the field in a Canadian context.
About This Book
Forensic and Legal Psychology (Canadian Edition) examines the relationship between psychology and the legal system.
Designed as an academic resource, it introduces key concepts relevant to forensic and legal psychology.
This Canadian edition provides a regional context for studying psychological perspectives within legal settings.
The book is authored by Mark Costanzo, Daniel Krauss, Regina Schuller, and Kaitlyn Mclachlan.
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