Week 1 - Introduction and History of Psych and Law Flashcards

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How would legal realists view the current relationship between social psychology and the law?

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Are judges qualified to evaluate scientific evidence? What are potential alternatives to judges as the gatekeepers of validity of expert witnesses?

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Could the legal system be improved by taking psychological methods into account? How?

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What obstacles prevent an easy interplay between psychology and the law?

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Under what conditions should expert psychological testimony be considered relevant? When should it be excluded?

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What are the distinctions among the advising, evaluating, and reforming roles for psychologists interacting with the law?

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What are the guidelines of the Daubert Trilogy and what impact have they had on the legal system?

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What did the Muller v Oregon case assist in doing for social psychology and the legal system?

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What are Karl Llewellyn’s core principles? (3)

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How do the differences in goals of psychology and law lead to frustrations?

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How do the methods vary between psychology and law?

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How do the styles of inquiry vary between psychology and law?

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What is forensic psychology (definition)?

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What are the 3 roles of psychologists in the legal system?

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How can psychologists act as advisors in the CJS?

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How can psychologists act as evaluators in the CJS?

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17
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How can psychologists act as reformers in the CJS?

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18
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What are the 5 possible pathways to influencing the legal system? What are potential issues with 2 of these pathways?

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19
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Has psychology influenced the legal system? How?

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20
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What has Ronald Cotton’s case taught us about eye-witness validity in identification?

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21
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How did Freud’s speech influence the legal system?

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22
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What did Munsterberg & Wigmore contribute to the relationship between psychology and the law?

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23
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What is the significance of the Richard Ivens case?

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24
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What is the significance of the Brown vs Board of Education case?

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25
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What are the potential roles of each type of psychologist in the legal system? (Social, developmental, clinical, cognitive)

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Why might an eye-witness misidentify a suspect? How are the current processes increasing the likelihood of false identifications by eye-witnesses?

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