Big Ideas in Forensic Psychology (Paperback)

Lingua: inglese

Editore: John Wiley & Sons Inc, New York, 2026

1394289766 / 9781394289769

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Paperback. A field guide to the next decade of forensic psychology40 innovative ideas that will influence investigations, courts, and correctional decision-making In Big Ideas in Forensic Psychology: 40 Innovations that will Define the Future of the Field, Professors Neil Shortland (Director, Centre for Terrorism and Security Studies, UMass Lowell) and Laurence Alison MBE (Director, CAMI Research, University of Liverpool) curate an insightful and provocative look at whats coming next in policing, corrections, and criminal law decision-making. Drawing on contributors who span policing, courts, corrections, intelligence, and security, the book tackles the hard problems practitioners face false confessions, biased decision rules, digital crime, AI-enabled workflows and shows how to address them with defensible, research-anchored methods. Organized as a fast, annual questionstyle collection, each chapter answers: What big idea will change the field in the next ten years? The result is a panoramic and rigorous map of near-term shifts: science-based interviewing beyond confession seeking, rights-consistent detention and oversight, digital-trace analytics for threat assessment, simulation-driven training, and the governance of frontier AI. As the launch title in the refreshed Wiley Series in the Psychology of Crime, Policing and Law, it situates these ideas within the series broad focus from courtroom psychology to extreme-team decision support giving readers both immediate takeaways and a durable research agenda for practice. A deliberately cross-sector view chapters from senior detectives, trial consultants, clinical evaluators, intelligence specialists, and methodologists distills what will actually change interviews, hearings, and field operations on Monday morning This resource offers: Concrete, testable advances: SUE-informed questioning, verbal baselining 2.0, rapport-based interrogation, and live-time intelligence provenanceeach framed with constraints, failure modes, and implementation stepsTechnology with guardrails: practical blueprints for using AI in investigations, risk triage, and simulation trainingpaired with governance principles to avoid rights violations and model-drift harmsLaw and policy integration: chapters on virtual courts, prosecutorial communication with CSA survivors, plea validity, and judicial decision-making research pipelinesbridging bench, bar, and behavioral scienceThreat and prevention, not just post-incident response: leakage analysis, grievance-fueled violence models, and environmental harm-reduction strategies grounded in transparent data practices Perfect for investigative leaders, interview trainers, forensic clinicians, courtroom psychologists, threat assessment teams, and methodologists responsible for evidence standards, Big Ideas in Forensic Psychology will also benefit policy makers, prosecutors/defense, judicial researchers, and graduate programs aligning curricula to real-world constraints. The compresses state-of-the-art, field-tested ideas into actionable, defensible guidance that anticipates the technology and governance pressures already reshaping practice in the real world. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Titolo
Big Ideas in Forensic Psychology (Paperback)
Autore
Neil Shortland
Editore
John Wiley & Sons Inc, New York
Anno di pubblicazione
2026
Condizione
new
Rilegatura
Paperback
Lingua
inglese
ISBN 10
1394289766
ISBN 13
9781394289769

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