Questions for Forensic Psychology 1.The concept of forensic, penintential psychology, the subject of forensic psychology and its relationship to other psychological disciplines and other sciences 2. Division of forensic psychology, methods of forensic and penitentiary psychology 3. Concepts of prison, imprisonment, prison functions, prison systems, classification, organization of Czech prison system 4. Punishment in historical context and its interpretation and changes over time to the present, philosophy of punishment - development of the view of punishment, retribution, isolation 5. Forensic psychology - view of development over time 6. Causes of criminal behaviour - basic theories of crime, socio-structural theories 7. Causes of criminal behaviour - basic theories of crime, socio-procedural theory 8. Causes of criminal behaviour - basic theories of crime, victimological theories 9. Types of punishments according to the Criminal Code, Act No. 40/2000 Coll., alternative punishments - types, possibilities of imposing, control, effectiveness 10. Retributive and restorative justice - interpretation of concepts, psychological view, punishments 11. Psychologist's work in detention and punishment - possibilities and limits, diagnostics 12. Specialized departments in the execution of punishment, division, meaning, importance of the psychologist's work in these departments 13. Programs of treatment of offenders sentenced to imprisonment and their brief characteristics. Factors limiting the effectiveness of the programmes 14. Rights and duties of prisoners, international conventions on minimum rules for the treatment of prisoners, rights and duties of prisoners, restrictions and treatment 15. Negative phenomena in prison 16. Detention, detention centres, private prisons 17. Concept of misdemeanour, offence, crime, impact of crime on the victim, post-traumatic stress disorde 18. Personality disorders - classification, division - ICD 10, DSM IV, significance of behavioural and personality disorders (differences between behavioural and personality disorders) and relevance to forensic psychology 19. Detention, detention centres, characteristics, reasons for placement 20. Probation and mediation service - origin, development, tasks - explanation of the concepts of probation and mediation 21. Domestic violence - features, forms, persons at risk 22. Stalking 23. Aggression - concept and theoretical background 24. Aggression, aggression - types, functions, division, explanation of the concepts of aggression, aggression, hostility, anger 25. Interrogation from the psychological point of view Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)gical care
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