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 academically focused introduction to criminal behaviour through psychology and criminology. Drawing on a Canadian perspective and contributions from multiple authors, it is a useful resource for students and readers seeking to understand the subject within an educational context.

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Psychology of Criminal Behaviour: A Canadian Perspective examines criminal behaviour through the lens of psychology and criminology.

Written from a Canadian perspective, the book offers an academically focused introduction to a subject relevant to students, educators, and readers interested in crime and behaviour.

Its multi-author approach brings together the listed contributors’ perspectives in a single resource.

The title is suited to study and further exploration of psychological approaches to criminal behaviour.

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