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Unit 1: Introduction \\ Chapter 1: A Survey of Graduate Training Programs and Coursework in Forensic PsychologyJeffrey Burl, Sanjay Shah, Sarah Filone, Elizabeth Foster, and David DeMatteo \\ Chapter 2: Graduate Students’ Experiences, Interests, and Attitudes Toward Correctional/Forensic PsychologyRobert D. Morgan, Amanda M. Beer, Katherine L. Fitzgerald , and Jon T. Mandracchia \\ Unit 2: Police and Public Safety Psychology \\ Chapter 3: Mental, Physical, and Behavioral Outcomes Associated with Perceived Work Stress in Police OfficersRobyn R. M. Gershon, Briana Barocas, Allison N. Canton, Xianbin Li, and David Vlahov \\ Chapter 4: Let ‘em Talk: A Field Study of Police Questioning Practices of Suspects and Accused PersonsBrent Snook, Kirk Luther, Heather Quinlan, and Rebecca Milne \\ Chapter 5: Confessions That Corrupt: Evidence from the DNA Exoneration Case FilesSaul M. Kassin, Daniel Bogart, and Jacqueline Kerner \\ Chapter 6: Current Issues and Advances in Misinformation ResearchSteven J. Frenda, Rebecca M. Nichols, and Elizabeth F. Loftus \\ Chapter 7: Eyewitness Identification: Probative Value, Criterion Shifts, and Policy Regarding the Sequential LineupGary L. Wells \\ Chapter 8: Outsmarting the Liars: Toward a Cognitive Lie Detection ApproachAldert Vrij, Par Anders Granhag, Samantha Mann, and Sharon Leal \\ Unit 3: Legal Psychology \\ Chapter 9: Expert Psychological TestimonyBrian L. Cutler, and Margaret Bull Kovera \\ Chapter 10: Are Forensic Experts Biased by the Side that Retained Them?Daniel C. Murrie, Marcus T. Boccaccini, Lucy A. Guarnera, and Katrina A. Rufino \\ Chapter 11: Developmental Reversals in False Memory: A New Look at the Reliability of Children’s EvidenceC. J. Brainerd \\ Chapter 12: Future Directions in the Restoration of Competency to Stand TrialPatricia A. Zapf, and Ronald Roesch \\ Chapter 13: The Utility of Scientific Jury Selection: Still Murky After 30 YearsJoel D. Lieberman \\ Chapter 14: Parental Divorce and Children’s AdjustmentJennifer E. Lansford \\ Unit 4: Criminal Directions in Violence Risk Assessment \\ Chapter 15: Current Directions in Violence Risk AssessmentJennifer L. Skeem, and John Monahan \\ Chapter 16: Risk Taking in Adolescence: New Perspectives from Brain and Behavioral ScienceLaurence Steinberg \\ Chapter 17: The Teenage Brain: Adolescent Brain Research and the LawRichard J. Bonnie, and Elizabeth S. Scott \\ Chapter 18: Infanticide and Neonaticide: A Review of 40 Years of Research Literature on Incidence and CausesTheresa Porter, and Helen Gavin \\ Chapter 19: The Characteristics of Online Sex Offenders: A Meta-AnalysisKelly M. Babchishin, R. Karl Hanson, and Chantal A. Hermann \\ Chapter 20: Child Abduction: An Overview of Current and Historical PerspectivesMonique C. Boudreaux, Wayne D. Lord, and Stephen E. Etter \\ Chapter 21: Mental Disorder, Predisposition, Prediction, and Ability to Control: Evaluating Sex Offenders for Civil CommitmentRichard W. Elwood \\ Unit 5: Victimology and Victim Services \\ Chapter 22: Exploitation in Older Adults: Social Vulnerability and Personal Competence FactorsDonna M. Pinsker, Ken McFarland, and Nancy A. Pachana \\ Chapter 23: Hate Crimes on Campus: Racial/Ethnic Diversity and Campus SafetyRebecca L. Stotzer, Emily Hossellman \\ Chapter 24: Expect Respect Support Groups: Preliminary Evaluation of a Dating Violence Prevention Program for At-Risk YouthBarbara Ball, Andra Teten Tharp, Rita K. Noonan, Linda Anne Valle, Merle E. Hamburger, Barri Rosenbluth \\ Chapter 25: Risk Assessment with Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Investigating the Gap Between Research and PracticeLauren Bennett Cattaneo, and Aliya R. Chapman \\ Unit 6: Adult and Juvenile Corrections \\ Chapter 26: Job Satisfaction Among Psychologists Working in State Prisons: The Relative Impact of Facets Assessing Economics, Management, Relationships, and Perceived Organizational SupportSally J. Mackain, Bryan Myers, Lara Ostapiej, R. Arne Newman \\ Chapter 27: Innovations in Correctional Assessment and TreatmentRobert K. Ax, Thomas J. Fagan, Philip R. Magaletta, Robert D. Morgan, David Nussbaum, and Thomas W. White \\ Chapter 28: Estimating the Mental Illness Component of Service Need in Corrections: Results From the Mental Health Prevalence ProjectPhilip R. Magaletta, Pamela M. Diamond, Erik Faust, Dawn M. Daggett , Scott D. Camp \\ Chapter 29: The Effect of a Cognitive Treatment Program for Male and Female Juvenile OffendersAdrea Hahn McGlynn, Philip Hahn, and Michael P. Hagan \\ Chapter 30: Examining the Effectiveness of a Restorative Justice Program for Various Types of Juvenile OffendersKathleen J. Bergseth, and Jeffrey A. Bouffard

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