PSYC 7635
Psychology and Law
Course Description
Pre-Requisite(s):
Background in either (cognitive or social) psychology or in law
Will investigate 10 topics for which psychology has (or might have, or might think it has) things to say to the legal system. Our goal is to learn about the current state of affairs in both domains and propose ways to facilitate the exchange of knowledge between the two disciplines. Topics include eyewitness testimony; confessions; jury decision making, implicit biases; punishment; affective forecasting and decision making about the future.
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