This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Unlock the secrets of the criminal mind and step into the world where psychology meets justice.
Many people are fascinated by crime but struggle to understand what really drives criminal behavior—and how experts profile and catch offenders.
Forensic Psychology for Beginners offers a clear, beginner-friendly guide to the psychological tools used in criminal investigations. From decoding motives to understanding mental disorders and profiling techniques, this book breaks complex ideas into simple, practical insights.
What You'll Discover Inside:
- How forensic psychologists assess insanity, criminal responsibility, and competency to stand trial
- The psychological secrets behind profiling, deception detection, and crime scene analysis
- What really happens during a forensic interview—with suspects, victims, and even children
- The dark psychology of serial offenders, sexual predators, and mass shooters—explained without sensationalism
- Real-life case summaries and day-in-the-life insights from working forensic professionals
- How technology, AI, and neuroscience are
Step into the hidden corridors of the criminal mind and uncover how science, psychology, and law come together to unlock the truth.
Forensic Psychology for Beginners is not just a guide—it's your gateway into one of the most fascinating and rapidly evolving fields in modern science and criminal justice. Whether you're a student, a curious reader, or someone exploring a career in the intersection of law and psychology, this book delivers the clarity, depth, and insight needed to understand the complexities of human behavior in legal contexts.
