Offenders' Memories of Violent Crimes

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Sven A. Christianson
John Wiley & Sons, 17. apr. 2007 - 380 strani
Claims of amnesia for violent and sexual crimes are common as guilty suspects allege memory loss to avoid punishment. The key issue then becomes whether the memory loss is genuine or feigned. Offenders’ Memories of Violent Crimes takes a new approach to the subject by focusing not on eyewitness or bystander testimonies, but on the testimonies of the offenders themselves - or, more specifically, on the way they remember and relate their violent crimes. Under the guidance of Sven Christianson, expert contributors explore offenders’ memories with particular emphasis on theory and empirical research across areas such as memorial patterns, instrumental and reactive offenders, crime-related amnesia, crime-related brain activation, detecting lies and deceit and interviewing techniques.
 

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alcohol amnesia claims amnesic analysis antisocial arousal sensitivity asked assault assessment associated brain Chapter Christianson Cima claim amnesia claims of amnesia Clinical cognitive Cognitive Psychology committed context cortex crime-related amnesia criminal cues deception dissociative amnesia effects egosyntonic Ehlers emotional encoding evaluation event evidence example experiences eyewitness memory factors false confessions feigned amnesia forensic forensic psychology frontal lobe Granhag Gudjonsson guilty suspects Hervé Holmberg homicide homicide offenders hyposensitives innocent suspects instrumental internal intrusive memories Journal Kassin Kopelman liars lie detection malingering Markowitsch Memon Memories of Violent memory loss mental Merckelbach motivation murder Oorsouw participants patients perpetrators personality police interviews police officers polygraph Porter posttraumatic stress disorder prefrontal cortex processing psychogenic amnesia Psychology psychopaths PTSD questions recall reported responses result retrieval sexual offenders simulated strategy stress disorder suggest symptoms techniques tion tive trauma truth tellers variables victims violent crimes Vrij witnesses Yuille

O avtorju (2007)

Sven Å. Christianson is a Professor of Psychology, Ph.D., Chartered Psychologist, and chief of the Research Unit for Forensic Psychology, at the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University, Sweden. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Sundsvall Forensic Psychiatric Hospital, Sweden. Dr Christianson has authored or co-authored over one hundred papers published in peer reviewed psychological and medical journals and anthologies, and has written or edited several books regarding crime, trauma, and memory, for example Handbook of Emotion and Memory (1992), Traumatic Memories (1994), Crime and Memory (1996), Advanced Interrogation and Interviewing Technique (1998) and Police Psychology (2004). The objective of his current research programme is to gain an understanding of the relationship between emotion and memory, with a research focus on victims’, bystander witnesses’ and offenders’ memories of violent and sexual crimes. Dr Christianson has been a consultant in numerous murder, rape and child sexual abuse cases, and he is a sought after speaker and psychological expert witness.

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NaslovOffenders' Memories of Violent Crimes
Količina 32 od Wiley Series in Psychology of Crime, Policing and Law
UrednikSven A. Christianson
Izdajailustrirana
ZaložnikJohn Wiley & Sons, 2007
ISBN0470015071, 9780470015070
Dolžina380 strani
  
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