Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR) • Forensic and Legal Psychology

This document includes extensive information and explanations of the content covered in the lectures. It does not cover the readings, although there is a substantial overlap between the readings and the Lecture content. The Lecture Slides are summarised into questions, so you can use it for flashcards or immediately start studying and checking your knowledge!

Forensic diagnostics and treatment All chapters and relevant content for the exam

All lectures were covered in this summary except the second one. This because it was a guest lecture, and the guest just talked about his life experience. It was not exam material. Lecture 1-- Offender types 1 Offender with psychosis and psychopathy Lecture 3-- Sex offending Lecture 4-- Discussion of mandatory literature Lecture 5-- Neuroscience of criminality Lecture 6-- Forensic anatomy and neuroscience Lecture 7-- Neurolaw and neurotechnology in practice Lecture 8-- Introduction t...

It has all required literature we had to read for this course. 4 weeks in total. It comes with images and examples. It's organized in chronological order and it's quite detailed. I studied with it and I was prepared for the exam.

this summary includes all articles and lectures notes on the course 4.3 Forensic diagnostics and treatment of the master program Forensic and legal psychology of Erasmus University Rotterdam

This summary includes all the articles for course 4.2, including notes on all lectures.

Practice questions based on the lectures, the exercises, and the Field book. 40 MC questions with answers.

20 multiple choice questions with answers about (RM)AN(C)OVA, regression, mediation, and moderation.

50 open ended and MC questions including answers (last pages of the documens)

This document contains all the notes I made during lectures, as well as notes from every required reading.