Chapter
Euthanasia in the Netherlands: Policies, Practices and Public Opinion
pp.：
58 – 67
Psychological Aspects of the Family Law Reform and the Influences in Legislation after the German Unification
pp.：
67 – 77
Part II: Victimology
pp.：
77 – 87
Criminal Behavior and the Pre-Victimization Process: Three Studies on Neutralization, Redefinition, and Desensitization
pp.：
87 – 89
Criminal Victimization and Well-Being: A Prospective Study on the Direct and Buffering Effects of Personality Traits
pp.：
89 – 101
Victimological Aspects of Computer Crimes
pp.：
101 – 112
Victimization in Close Relationships: On the Darkness of “Dark Figures”
pp.：
112 – 119
The Victim’s Experience and Fear of Crime. A Contribution to the Victimization Perspective
pp.：
119 – 131
Part III: Witnesses and Expert Testimony
pp.：
131 – 151
Child Witnesses: Lying about Something Heard
pp.：
151 – 153
Instructions and Suggestions: Effects on the Amount of Details in Children’s Statements
pp.：
153 – 160
Changes in Subtle Hand/Finger Movements During Attempted Deception
pp.：
160 – 171
The Effects of Distraction on Police Officer Shooting Behavior
pp.：
171 – 179
Paralinguistic and Nonverbal Triggers of Biased Credibility Assessments of Rape Victims in Dutch Police Officers: An Experimental Study of “Nonevidentiary” Bias
pp.：
179 – 187
Psychological Expert Testimony on Eyewitness Issues on the Basis of Case Related Field Experiments
pp.：
187 – 198
Some Aspects of the Role of the Expert in Criminal Cases
pp.：
198 – 204
Part IV: Juries and Tribunals
pp.：
204 – 211
Models in Jury Decision-Making
pp.：
211 – 213
Formal Pattern in Jury Decision Making
pp.：
213 – 216
Inquisitorial Jury Selection through Scientific Support
pp.：
216 – 230
Influence of the Prosecutor’s Plea on the Judge’s Sentencing in Sexual Crimes: Hypothesis of the Theory of Anchoring by Tversky and Kahneman
pp.：
230 – 239
An Enquiry into Judicial Decisions
pp.：
239 – 251
Is the Judge’s Role to be Reformulated? A Socio-Psychological Approach to Office and Practice
pp.：
251 – 260
Part V: Child Development and Delinquency
pp.：
260 – 269
Delinquency Prevention in the First Few Years of Life
pp.：
269 – 271
Self-Reported Delinquency in Spain and Castilla-La Mancha: A Comparison of National and Subnational Samples
pp.：
271 – 286
Adoption and Murder
pp.：
286 – 298
A Descriptive Preliminary Study of the Long Term Effects of Divorce on the Psychological Adjustment Process of Children
pp.：
298 – 305
Custodian’s Gender and Disorders in the Psychical Development of Children
pp.：
305 – 313
Part VI: Psychological Factors Related to Crime
pp.：
313 – 323
Mental Illness and Criminality: A Study of a Sample of Psychiatric Out-Patients
pp.：
323 – 325
Outcome Expectancies: An Important Link between Substance Use and Crime?
pp.：
325 – 336
Socio-Cognitive Skills and Female Crime: A Study of Institutionalized Women Offenders
pp.：
336 – 346
An Empirical Approach to Offender Profiling
pp.：
346 – 357
The Criminal Psychologist: Between Tradition and Utopia
pp.：
357 – 370
Part VII: Drug Addiction Interventions
pp.：
370 – 387
Drug Addiction Among Inmates
pp.：
387 – 389
Addiction and Criminal Background in Rehabilitation Centers for Drug and Alcohol Abuser Clientele
pp.：
389 – 398
Drug Addiction Intervention Programmes Using Agonists and Antagonists Opiates in Catalonian Prisons
pp.：
398 – 407
A Therapeutic Community for Incarcerated Drug Offenders: Three Years in the Specialised Attention Department (DAE) of Quatre Camins Penitentiary Centre
pp.：
407 – 413
Part VIII: Correctional Treatment and Prison Initiatives
pp.：
413 – 421
Children Imprisoned With Their Mothers: Psychological Implications
pp.：
421 – 423
Organizational Assessment of a Prison
pp.：
423 – 432
Prison and Feelings: Suicide Attempts
pp.：
432 – 443
Therapy Motivation in Prisons: Towards a Specific Construct for the Motivation to Enter Psychotherapy for Prison Inmates
pp.：
443 – 455
The Treatment of Aggressive Prisoners. A Closed Regime Programme
pp.：
455 – 466
Organization Program of the Barcelona Women’s Prison: Six Years of Evaluation
pp.：
466 – 476
Part IX: Correctional Evaluation
pp.：
476 – 487
Methodological Advances in the Assessment of Correctional Programs
pp.：
487 – 489
Young Offenders and Alcohol: Relative Merits of Institutions and Community Prevention Initiatives
pp.：
489 – 502
Methodological Issues in the Meta-Evaluation of Correctional Treatment
pp.：
502 – 510
What Works in Correctional Rehabilitation in Europe: A Meta-Analytical Review
pp.：
510 – 523
Psychology, Law and Europe: Current Developments and Problems
pp.：
548 – 548
Subject Index
pp.：
548 – 565
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