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ANSWERS | LATEST VERSION 2025/2026.
Science is a ___________.
A. methodology
B. both methodology and knowledge
C. neither methodology nor knowledge
D. base of knowledge - ANS B. both methodology and knowledge
Psychology is the scientific study of _______________ and mental processes.
A. motivation
B. emotions
C. thoughts
D. behaviors - ANS D. behaviors
Psychology (like all sciences) seeks _______ while the justice system seeks ________.
A. Justice, truth
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,B. Truth, justice
C. Justice, justice
D. Truth, truth - ANS B. Truth, justice
In which of the following areas are forensic psychologists involved?
A. Corrections (prisons, probation)
B. Investigations
C. Treatment settings
D. All of the above - ANS D. All of the above
The criminal justice system is a singular entity
A. True
B. False - ANS B. False
Laws are intended to guide _________ with the purpose of providing ________ for the general
population.
A. Behavior, protection
B. Law enforcement officers, Individual liberties
C. Law enforcement officers, protection
D. Behavior, individual liberties - ANS A. Behavior, protection
Psychology is most often interested in _________ while the law is most often interested in
__________
A. Groups, individuals
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, B. Individuals, individuals
C. Groups, groups
D. Individuals, groups - ANS A. Groups, individuals
Dr. Gampher believes that he best available information should be used to make a decision but
who determines if scientific evidence is presented?
A. The judge
B. The scientist
C. The attorney
D. The client - ANS A. The judge
Which of these is NOT a role in which a Forensic Psychologist would typically serve?
A. Trial consultant for an attorney
B. Clinical assessor of the client
C. Expert witness for the defense
D. Advisor to the trial judge - ANS D. Advisor to the trial judge
According to the text, the term "gatekeeper" refers to:
A. the sorting of various briefs for the purpose of finding relevant precedents
B. the assessment of scientific validity of testimony before allowing it in trial
C. establishing the tiers of fact
D. securing the courtroom - ANS B. the assessment of scientific validity of testimony before
allowing it in trial
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