CJUS 620 Quiz 1

CJUS 620 Quiz 1 Liberty University

CJUS 620 Quiz: What is Forensic Psychology

1. The FBI’s organized-disorganized proling system is based on an analysis of what?
2. In forensic psychology, the term “reintegration” is typically used in relation to what?
3. Which area of forensic psychology concerns itself with police officer recruitment and testing?
4. Howard Teten attempted to develop a suspect’s prole by analyzing what?
5. Which of the following would be an ethics violation by a licensed psychologist?
6. The FBI created which system of proling?
7. In terms of ethics, which of the following is a major difference between most forensic practitioners and traditional psychologists and counselors?
8. Which of the following might an individual practicing legal psychology do?
9. Each of the following is a subdiscipline of forensic psychology EXCEPT:
10. Which of the following organizations provides ethical guidelines for police ocers?
11. Discuss the importance of Hugo Munsterberg in the development of the discipline of forensic psychology.

2022

1. The FBI created which system of profiling?
2. Which of the following would be an ethics violation by a licensed psychologist?
3. The FBI’s organized-disorganized profiling system is based on an analysis of what?
4. Which area of forensic psychology concerns itself with police officer recruitment and testing?
5. Which interrogation technique attempts to break down a suspect’s psychological defenses and gain their confession?
6. Which police department in America is responsible for hiring the first police psychologist?
7. The work of this German psychologist examined the role of eyewitness testimony in the trial process.
8. Howard Teten attempted to develop a suspect’s profile by analyzing what?
9. In terms of ethics, which of the following is a major difference between most forensic practitioners and traditional psychologists and counselors?
10. In forensic psychology, the term “reintegration” is typically used in relation to what?
11. Describe one forensic activity that might occur at each step of the criminal justice process from the commission of the criminal act to incarceration.

Other sets

1. Which area of forensic psychology concerns itself with police officer recruitment and testing?
2. The FBI created which system of profiling?
3. Which model of personality allowed researchers the ability to visualize and map-out the dynamics of behavior?
4. Each of the following is a subdiscipline of forensic psychology EXCEPT:
5. Which of the following would be an ethics violation by a licensed psychologist?
6. Howard Teten attempted to develop a suspect’s profile by analyzing what?
7. Which area of forensic psychology is reserved almost entirely for highly trained police officers?
8. In terms of ethics, which of the following is a major difference between most forensic practitioners and traditional psychologists and counselors?
9. Which of the following might an individual practicing legal psychology do?
10. The work of this German psychologist examined the role of eyewitness testimony in the trial process.
11. Describe one forensic activity that might occur at each step of the criminal justice process from the commission of the criminal act to incarceration.