On the Witness Stand: Essays on Psychology and Crime
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On the Witness Stand: Essays on Psychology and Crime

by Hugo Munsterberg

Psychology Legal History Crime forensic psychology
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In On the Witness Stand, Hugo Munsterberg explores the relationship between psychology and crime through a collection of essays. Focusing on the place of psychological understanding in courtroom and legal contexts, this work offers readers an early interdisciplinary perspective on testimony, behavior, and the pursuit of justice.

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On the Witness Stand: Essays on Psychology and Crime examines the connection between psychological thought and the study of crime.

Hugo Munsterberg considers questions surrounding human behavior, testimony, and the courtroom.

Presented as a collection of essays, the book offers a focused exploration of psychology’s relevance to legal matters.

It will interest readers of psychology, criminology, legal history, and interdisciplinary studies of crime and justice.

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