International Conference on Psychology, Decision Making and Forensic Practice (ICPDMFP-27)

This track explores the intersection of forensic psychology and the assessment of criminal responsibility. It aims to discuss methodologies and frameworks used to evaluate mental health in legal contexts.

Focusing on ethical dilemmas faced by forensic psychologists, this track examines the principles guiding ethical decision making. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight moral blindness and its implications in forensic settings.

This session addresses the role of mental health evaluations in judicial decision making. It seeks to understand how psychological assessments influence legal outcomes and the implications for justice.

This track investigates the factors affecting witness memory and the reliability of testimonies in legal proceedings. Discussions will include techniques for enhancing memory recall and the psychological underpinnings of eyewitness accounts.

This session focuses on the assessment of forensic judgments and the importance of interrater reliability in psychological evaluations. Participants will explore strategies to enhance consistency and accuracy in forensic assessments.

This track delves into the methodologies of profiling and behavioral analysis as tools in forensic psychology. It will cover the ethical considerations and effectiveness of profiling techniques in criminal investigations.

Focusing on the unique challenges of interviewing children in forensic settings, this session will explore best practices and psychological considerations. The aim is to enhance the reliability of child testimonies in legal contexts.

This track examines the intersection of mental health issues and legal frameworks, focusing on how psychological insights can inform legal practices. Discussions will include the impact of mental health on criminal behavior and legal responsibility.

This session will explore the ethical frameworks guiding forensic psychologists in their practice. Participants will engage in discussions on ethical thinking and its relevance in complex forensic cases.

This track addresses the psychological implications of racial profiling in forensic contexts. It aims to foster discussions on the impact of bias and discrimination on decision making within the legal system.

This session focuses on the collaborative role of forensic psychologists as consultants to law enforcement agencies. It will explore the contributions of psychological expertise in criminal investigations and interventions.