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📅 24 – 25 Nov 2026 📍 Glasgow, UK 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Forensic Psychology and Law
ModeStandard / Physical
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Registration fee$185.00
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This track explores the critical relationship between forensic psychology and the legal system. It will examine how psychological principles can inform legal processes and enhance the understanding of criminal behavior.

This session focuses on the methodologies and tools used for psychological assessment in forensic contexts. Participants will discuss the implications of assessment outcomes for legal decision-making and individual rights.

This track delves into the art and science of criminal profiling, highlighting its applications in solving crimes. Experts will share insights on the effectiveness and limitations of profiling techniques in various criminal cases.

This session addresses the intersection of mental health issues and the criminal justice system. Discussions will focus on the challenges faced by individuals with mental health disorders within legal frameworks.

This track examines the role of behavioral science in understanding and analyzing criminal behavior. Participants will explore innovative approaches to crime analysis that incorporate psychological insights.

This session will address the ethical dilemmas faced by forensic psychologists in their practice. Discussions will include the balance between legal obligations and psychological principles.

This track focuses on the contributions of psychology to legal proceedings, including jury decision-making and witness testimony. Participants will analyze how psychological research informs legal practices.

This session will explore various psychological theories and models that explain criminal behavior. Participants will discuss the implications of these theories for prevention and intervention strategies.

This track investigates the relationship between trauma and criminal behavior, emphasizing the psychological effects of adverse experiences. Discussions will include prevention and treatment strategies for affected individuals.

This session highlights recent research findings in forensic psychology and their implications for practice. Participants will discuss emerging trends and future directions for research in this evolving field.

This track encourages collaboration between forensic psychology and other disciplines, such as criminology and law enforcement. Participants will explore how interdisciplinary approaches can enhance the understanding of criminal behavior.

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