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1
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who is the father of modern technology?

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cesare lombroso

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2
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who developed separate juvenile courts?

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william heeley (1899)

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3
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who wrote “on the witness stand”?

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hugo munsterburg

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4
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what did binet study?

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kids ability as eyewitnesses

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5
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What did Stern study?

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eyewitness research

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6
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7 conflicts between psych and the law

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  1. knowing
  2. methodology
  3. epistemology
  4. criteria
  5. nature of law
  6. principles
  7. latitude
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7
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what was R v lavalle important for?

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why psychologists should testify

-women getting abused in relationship and shot husband when he handed her a gun

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8
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when can psychologists testify?

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  1. relevant
  2. necessary
  3. absence of any exclusionary rule
  4. qualified expert
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9
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when can someone be eligible for parole?

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1/3 of sentence

-2/3 for statutory (not if life sentence)

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10
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Bernardo and Homolka

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  • raped a bunch of people including homolkas younger sister

- WORST PLEA BARGIN IN CANADIAN HISTORY

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11
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define Minimization

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interrogator offers sympathy or moral justification

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12
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define maximization

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frighten suspect into confessing

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13
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define rapport building

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develop personal rapport with suspect

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14
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What study did Leo and Drizin (1996) do?

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people who provided self incriminating info more likely to be treated differently

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15
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3 types of false confessions?

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  1. voluntary- made open and willingly
  2. coerced complaint- confesses with knowledge of innocence
  3. coerced internalized- innocent person comes to believe they are actually guilty
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16
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when are confessions valid?

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  1. confessed voluntarily

2. authority figure is present

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17
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what makes up comparison polygraph tests?

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  1. irrelevant questions
  2. relevant questions
  3. comparison questions
18
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Kocsis, Hayes and Irwin (2002) study

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4 groups of police personal, 2 control groups

  • worst profilers-senior homicide detectives
  • best profilers: chem students
19
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what is investigator myopia?

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may stop looking for anyone who doesn’t fit the profile (tunnel vision)

20
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What is barnum statement?

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tricks used to make you think they know more about you than they do
ie. horoscopes

21
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what is a jacques statement?

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a prediction that is tailored to age of client

22
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what is a rainbow ruse?

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statement that says something about clients character, and also the opposite in the same statement

23
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mutilation and plunder zones are considered _______

A

disorganized

24
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sex control and execution is considered______

A

organized

25
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what are the 4 stages of memory?

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  1. encoding
  2. sensory memory
  3. short term memory-small amount of info briefly
  4. long term memory
26
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Name the 2 types of long term memory

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  1. explicit- factual knowledge and personal experiences
    - -> semantic memory- concept based knowledge
    - -> episodic memory- unique memory of specific event
  2. implicit memory- procedural skills
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what are the 2 types of eyewitnesses memory?

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  1. recall memory- recall info just from memory

2. recognition memory- look at pics and try to determine if what you see is what you previously experienced and saw

28
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what are system variables?

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things that happen within criminal justice system that could adversely affect witness accuracy
ie. procedures used by police

29
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what are estimator variables?

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things we can only estimate their influence on the witness accuracy

  • not controllable
    ie. how dark was it when they witnessed a crime
30
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what are the 3 theories explaining the misinformation effect?

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  1. misinformation acceptance hypothesis
  2. source misattribution hypothesis
  3. memory impairment hypothesis
31
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what study did loftus do?

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the lost in the mall study

32
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How many fillers should be used when having people in a lineup?

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5 says reno

33
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Name 4 estimator variables

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  1. cross racial identification
  2. weapon focus
  3. stress
  4. alcohol intoxication
34
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What is acts reus and mens rea?

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actus reus- the evil act

mens rea- the evil thought

35
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what 4 components are necessary for laying criminal charges?

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  1. actus reus
  2. mens rea
  3. identification
  4. jurisdiction
36
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Bill C 127

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  • changed it so anyone could rape
  • spousal immunity ended
  • basically about rape
37
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what is phallometry?

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a band that goes around penis to measure sexual arousal

38
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3 common responses to rape

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  1. depression
  2. fear
  3. anxiety
39
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what are males main motives for killing? what are females main motives?

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males: sex, control, money, enjoyment
females: money, control, enjoyment, sex

40
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Who was Beccaria?

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man has free will, crime is volitional, man can change behaviour

  • sole justification for punishment is its utility
  • prevention more important than punishment
41
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who was John Howard?

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visited facilities and shocked by conditions