Term ID: T2799

Justice System Psychology

/justice-system-psychology/
The application of psychological principles to legal settings, including criminal justice, civil proceedings, and correctional systems to improve fairness and effectiveness.
Example: Psychologists conducting competency evaluations, providing expert testimony, designing rehabilitation programs, and studying factors affecting jury decision-making.

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Reference: Bartol & Bartol (2019)