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Women Who Kill (eBook)

Violence, Trauma, and Forensic Psychology
CHF 87.05
ISBN: 978-1-040-14879-2
GTIN: 9781040148792
Einband: PDF
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This book offers insights into women who kill, detailing their motivations, their patterns of violence, and how they can be aided through psychological evaluation and proper expert testimony. The chapters also include discussions of women who did not kill but were punished as if they had.

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This book offers insights into women who kill, detailing their motivations, their patterns of violence, and how they can be aided through psychological evaluation and proper expert testimony. The chapters also include discussions of women who did not kill but were punished as if they had.

Autor Walker, Lenore (Hrsg.) / Shapiro, David (Hrsg.) / Temares, Amanda (Hrsg.) / Diaz, Brandi (Hrsg.)
Verlag Taylor & Francis
Einband PDF
Erscheinungsjahr 2024
Seitenangabe 310 S.
Ausgabekennzeichen Englisch
Masse 4'988 KB
Plattform PDF

Über den Autor Lenore (Hrsg.) Walker

Lenore Walker introduced Battered Woman Syndrome into the courts in the 1980s. She is a 2023 recipient of the APF Gold Medal of Psychology Impact. Dr. Walker is an Educator and Psychologist who practices and testifies on forensic cases, especially in cases where one's state of mine is impacted by gender violence events.David Shapiro is recognized as one of the first individuals who practiced and wrote about the field of clinical forensic psychology, by looking at forensic psychology from the point of view of practice issues rather than theory and research. He has taught, presented, written, and received awards in the field of forensic psychology.Amanda Temares is Postdoctoral Resident in Fort Lauderdale, USA. She has worked with a variety of populations and presently works with children, adolescents, and adults who are involved with the Florida Department of Children and Families as well as those who experience serious and persistent mental illness.Brandi Diaz is Forensic Psychology Postdoctoral Fellow at the Forensic Services department within the Minnesota Department of Human Services. Her clinical duties include a variety of criminal and civil evaluations. She is the author of several articles and book chapters related to gender violence and evaluation procedures.

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