Top Down (Pinnizzotto and Finkel), Bottom Up (Canter and Heritage), Case Study (Canter)
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Reaching A Verdict (booklet)
Persuading a Jury, Witness Appeal, Reaching a Verdict
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Persuading a Jury
Effect of Order of Testimony (Pennington and Hastie), Persuasion (McKimmie), Effect of Evidence Being Ruled Inadmissible (Pickel)
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Winess Appeal
Attractivness of the Defendant (Sigall and Ostrove), Witness Confidence (Penrod and Cutler), Effects of Shields and Videotape on Children Giving Evidence (Ross)
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Reaching a Verdict (section)
Stages and Influenciung on Decision Making (Penningon and Hastie), Majority Influence (McKimmie), Minority Influence (Nemeth and Wachtler)
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After a Gulity Verdict
Imprisonment, Alternatives to Imprisonment, Treatment Programmes
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Imprisonment
Planned Behaviours Once Freed From Jail (Gillis), Depression/Scicide Risk (Dooley), The Prision Situations and Roles (Haney, Banks amd Zimbardo)
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Alternatives to Imprisonment
Probation (Mair and May), Restorative Justice (Sherman and Strang), Looking 'Death-Worthy' (Eberhart)
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Treatment Programmes
Cognitive Skills Programmes ( Friendship), Anger Management (Ireland), Using Ear Acupuncture With a Drug Rehabiliation Program (Wheatley)
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Healthy Living
Therories of Health Belief, Methods of Health Promotion, Features of Adherence to Medical Regimes
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Theories of Health Belief
Health Belief Model (Becker), Locus of Control (Townsend), Self-Efficacy (Bandura and Adams)
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Methods of Health Promotion
Media Campaigns (Cowpe), Legislation (Dannenberg), Fear Arousal (Janis and Feshback)
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Features of Aderence to Medical Regimes
Cognitive Reasons for Non-Adherence (Bulpitt), Physiological measures of non-adherence (Braam), Improving Adherence Using Behavioural Methods (Watt)
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Stress
Causes of Stress, Methods of Measuring Stress, Techniques for Managing Stress
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Causes of Stress
Work (Johansson), Hassles and Life Events (Kanner), Lack of Control (Geer and Maisel)
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Methods of Measuring Stress
Physiological Measures (Geer and Maisel), Self-Reports (Kanner), Combined Approach (Johansson)
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