Forensic Psychology
What is this course about?
Participants will learn about the psychological factors of a defendant, incriminated, or suspected of criminal activity. The goal is to determine their degree of understanding of their behavior in terms of motivation, planning, awareness of consequences, and likelihood of recidivism.
- Time: 24 hours
- Availability: 3 days
- Approved by: APA
- Subject: Advanced / Continuous
- Level: Advanced
- Document: Proof of Attendance
What will you be able to do upon completing this course?
You will master the theoretical concepts of forensic science, covering specific topics such as personality disorders, psychopathies, criminal behavior, the relationship between socio-family environment and crime, as well as various areas of application. Our experts will provide you a detailed explanation of these subjects.
What do you need?
Certificate in Polygraph Training
Training Program:
Introduction to Forensic Psychology and methodology of forensic knowledge.
Psychopathological disorders and forensic repercussions I & II.
Child neglect and sexual abuse.
Juvenile offenders and forensic implications.
Forensic Psychology in family proceedings.
Gender violence and women abuse.
Penitentiary psychology and criminal endangerment.
Forensic Psychology in the workplace.
Simulation of oral trials and expert defense.
Practical cases.

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