False positive means that:

Research in the field of social psychology has discovered that people tend to _____ the impact of situational forces, and this process is responsible for believing that suspects in police custody would _____ to the crime they did not commit.

Shelly testifies in court that the DNA recovered at the crime scene is likely to come from the suspect because less than 0.0001% of population have this specific genetic marker. This type of identification is called:

A nurse is working on goals with a family to address an identified problem. Which of the following is important for the nurse to remember when setting goals?

The process of drawing inferences about a suspect’s personality, behavior, motivation, and demographic characteristics based on crime scene information is referred to as:

Nurses who provide community-based nursing care focus on members of the population, individuals, and families. Which of the following interview questions could the nurse ask to assess the affective and coping family functions? Select All That Apply

Brandeis’s brief in Muller v Oregon (1908) was a milestone in the development of the psychology and law union because it:

Hugo is interrogated alone and told repeatedly that his guilt is corroborated by both physical evidence and eyewitness accounts. This approach most likely embodies the following strategy used by police during Hugo’s interrogation:

The knowledge and skills of social psychologists might be relevant for the legal system in which one of these cases?

In plan      In caring for a client who presents as a survivor of domestic abuse, a nurse should be aware of which of the following data?                    Select all that apply.