Introduction to Forensic Psychology - Part II

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  • Опубліковано 22 чер 2014
  • Filmed at the California Southern University School of Behavioral Sciences. Please visit: www.calsouthern.edu/psychology
    Presenter: Nhung Phan, PsyD
    Description:
    This dynamic presentation will outline forensic psychology, utilizing a much broader perspective than what is typically considered. Those only casually familiar with the field of forensic psychology commonly associate it with criminal profiling, serial murder and investigations. However, there are many more aspects to the field that are not typically exposed in the media. Dr. Phan will introduce and explore several of these areas of forensic psychology, with special focus on the primary testimonial roles of a forensic psychologist in court, including the psychological batteries conducted by psychologists in expert testimony. She will also discuss the evaluation of clients in clinical settings for differential diagnosing.
    Learning Objectives:
    Those who attend this lecture will understand and/or be able to identify:
    - The essential tenets of forensic psychology.
    - The primary roles of the psychologist in court.
    - How psychological testing is introduced as a part of expert testimony.
    - The variety of psychological inventories used in the criminal court system.
    Bio:
    Dr. Nhung Phan earned her BA in psychology from California State University, Fullerton and received both her MA and PsyD in clinical forensic psychology from Alliant International University, in Irvine, California.
    Dr. Phan is currently working as a project lead for the Orange County Community Cares Project, developing the program and building resources to create a collaborative system of private providers who will deliver pro bono mental health services to underserved and unserved individuals.
    She has administered neuropsychological, psychological, intelligence and related mental health assessments for clients referred by Orange County clinics seeking help in diagnostic impressions and treatment plans. In addition, Dr. Phan has practiced at the Juvenile Drug Court in Orange, Calif., administering psychological tests and assessments to determine client eligibility for the court, in addition to conducting therapy with adolescents who were in the program.
    In other roles, Dr. Phan practiced in an elementary school, providing counseling services for students who experienced behavioral or personal problems or difficulties with academics. In addition, she has provided psychotherapy in a clinic setting to geriatric clients suffering from dementia, pain associated with medical conditions and myriad other psychiatric disorders.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 32

  • @jackshuai2832
    @jackshuai2832 4 роки тому +9

    Timestamps:
    1:55 - Presentation starts
    2:30 - Objectives of presentation
    2:53 - What is Forensic Psychology?
    4:14 - Role of Forensic psychologists
    5:19 - Roles of Forensic psychologists in the court
    5:47 - Evaluation of Polygraph / Malingering
    7:05 - Story of a case
    11:55 - competency to stand trial
    17:58 - Insanity plea
    22:17 - violence risk assessment
    33:57 - Child custody
    38:55 - Personal injury litigations: famous cases
    41:27 - Assessing psychological injury
    44:00 - Psychological testing
    44:25 - Mental abilities test
    47:40 - achievement tests
    48:22 - Story of a case begins
    50:02 - MMPI-2 validity scales
    53:00 - MMPI-2 clinical scales
    55:05 - story of a case continues
    1:00:30 - Rorschach test
    1:07:00 - Other projective tests
    1:10:00 - Other objective tests
    1:12:45 - Interest and vocational tests
    1:14:50 - Neuropsychological tests
    1:21:05 - Questions from audience

  • @RosyRiah
    @RosyRiah 8 років тому +15

    I just found this channel and I can't believe all of these lectures are free 😍

  • @claudiaorellana7662
    @claudiaorellana7662 7 років тому +4

    Very interesting lecture. I have always been interested in Psychology and Forensic Psychology. I have always liked to analyze people and wanted to know why they acted in certain ways and why are some people more likely to commit crimes.

  • @annehettick8285
    @annehettick8285 2 роки тому +2

    As I research psych stuff and deal with family and employers that use all kinds of lies tomarginalize me due to their own personal dislikes of me it makes sense that Christ would tell to not do anything harmful and act like him at least it keeps you out of jail for assault etc. Praise God for his wisdom

  • @bhanbiditmut
    @bhanbiditmut 6 років тому +2

    I really apreciate the incredible lecture that you provide to your students.

  • @coachangelaj
    @coachangelaj 8 років тому +2

    Thank you so much! This video was so insightful.

  • @kashifiqbal6262
    @kashifiqbal6262 6 років тому +1

    Hard Worker and Focused Dr. Phan :) Wish you luck for the Bright future, where you can help the People to live their life more happily and stress free .

  • @draliceberkowitz168
    @draliceberkowitz168 8 років тому +3

    Nice Video. Keep Updating more videos.

  • @videoforyou3817
    @videoforyou3817 3 роки тому +1

    thanks you .... nice video....

  • @videoforyou3817
    @videoforyou3817 3 роки тому +2

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  • @AmericanTravelers
    @AmericanTravelers 9 років тому +3

    =0....family must be proud... thank you for ur insight on this matter !!!

  • @maryamkhan-yj5cf
    @maryamkhan-yj5cf 6 років тому

    do you have your own youtube channel or webpage?

  • @11xr1east
    @11xr1east 8 років тому

    Very well

  • @maryamkhan-yj5cf
    @maryamkhan-yj5cf 6 років тому +2

    her way of delivering was a little ...uncomfortable? she was nervous or something...other thn that, enjoyed it.

  • @stevenallen4173
    @stevenallen4173 8 років тому

    Understand legal process, does that need a law degree or qualification

  • @maxwaller2055
    @maxwaller2055 4 роки тому +1

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  • @francheskamm1883
    @francheskamm1883 9 років тому +2

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  • @michaelolivares6914
    @michaelolivares6914 6 років тому +3

    She is GORGEOUS 😍

  • @mariasalcido5673
    @mariasalcido5673 9 років тому +6

    I was really looking forward to this video, but she made me feel uncomfortable with her presentation... Moving too much, was stuck with her explanations... shame :\

  • @fratertenc7589
    @fratertenc7589 9 років тому +4

    Dat high pitched voice...

  • @daveninjaneuro7089
    @daveninjaneuro7089 9 років тому

    Msg Me Dr. Phan

  • @annehettick8285
    @annehettick8285 2 роки тому

    This is scary because the psych field is like gang warfare fighting over the different assumptions and diagnoses

  • @jkmeenan3097
    @jkmeenan3097 9 років тому +2

    if this is science we can go back to theocracy.

    • @fratertenc7589
      @fratertenc7589 9 років тому +1

      Jk Meenan I agree... polygraphs really? She just admitted they're useless as they cant detect lying but then goes on to list what they're 'used' for... these are things she should be challenging.

  • @edr567
    @edr567 7 років тому +3

    She's hot lol

  • @amalia5549
    @amalia5549 6 років тому +5

    She reads slide to much Very boring