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Y2: Psychology: Criminal

Y2: Psychology: Criminal

By: Nikita Hennessey

Introduction, Biological Causes of Crime: Brain Injury, Biological Causes of Crime: Amygdala ...

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A Level Psychology 2: Criminal

A Level Psychology 2: Criminal

By: charisma osborne

6.1.1 Brain injury, 6.1.1 Amygdala & Aggression, 6.1.1 XYY ...

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Criminal Psychology

Criminal Psychology

By: Ella Koski

Howells Et Al 2005, Loftus And Palmer (1974), Turner, Basdekis-Jozsa and Briken 2013

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Psychology - Criminal

Psychology - Criminal

By: Millie Jones

Howells et al (2005), Practical, Meta-analysis ...

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psych paper 2

psych paper 2

By: Gracie :)

HCPC, Classic Loftus + Palmer 1974, Contemporary Howells et al 2005 ...

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Criminal psychology

Criminal psychology

By: Anna Clayton

brain injury as a cause of crime, amygdala and aggression, XYY syndrome and link to aggression ...

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Criminal.

Criminal.

By: lucy p

Introduction, Biological Causes of Crime: Brain Injury, Biological Causes of Crime: Amygdala ...

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A-Level Psychology Criminals

A-Level Psychology Criminals

By: Aaron Smith

Criminal deffonitions, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), The Amygdala as an explenation of Criminal Behaviour ...

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Psychology - year 2 Criminal/Clinical

Psychology - year 2 Criminal/Clinical

By: EJ Barra

HCPC guideline, Jury decision making, PTP affecting Jury decision making (JDM) ...

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psych - criminal

psych - criminal

By: Larissa Clement

biological explanations of criminal behaviour: brain injury, biological explanations of criminal behaviour: amygdala, biological explanations of criminal behaviour: XYY syndrome ...

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