QUESTIONSThe 9th International Investigative Psychology Conference of the IA-IP (ia-ip.org) (Investigative Psycho)
Venue: (to be confirmed)
Location: London, United Kingdom
| Event Date/Time: Jan 21, 2010 | End Date/Time: Jan 22, 2010 |
| Abstract Submission Date: Oct 19, 2009 |
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An IA-IP event in collaboration with
London Southbank University and
The International Research Centre for Investigative Psychology (IRCIP), Huddersfield University, UK
The 9th International Investigative Psychology Conference of the International Academy for Investigative Psychology (ia-ip.org)
UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL ACTION AND ITS PERPETRATORS: Towards Psychological & Social Science Contributions to Investigations and the Courts
With leading international keynotes
London, UK Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd January 2010
Submissions, as individual, symposia or posters, welcomed on any area of investigative psychology, including:
- Investigative Interviewing
- Sexual and Violent Crime
- Analysing Volume Crime
- Legal and Court Psychology – Jury Decision-Making; Expert Psychological Testimony
- ‘Offender Profiling’ and Crime Linking (CCA)
- Detecting Deception
- Eyewitness Testimony
- Geographical Profiling; Crime Mapping and Environmental Criminology
- Applied Forensic Science
- Police Decision Making and the Investigative Process
- Psychology of Terrorism
Email all submissions as abstracts of up to 150 words to d.youngs@hud.ac.uk no later than 19th October 2009
London Southbank University and
The International Research Centre for Investigative Psychology (IRCIP), Huddersfield University, UK
The 9th International Investigative Psychology Conference of the International Academy for Investigative Psychology (ia-ip.org)
UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL ACTION AND ITS PERPETRATORS: Towards Psychological & Social Science Contributions to Investigations and the Courts
With leading international keynotes
London, UK Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd January 2010
Submissions, as individual, symposia or posters, welcomed on any area of investigative psychology, including:
- Investigative Interviewing
- Sexual and Violent Crime
- Analysing Volume Crime
- Legal and Court Psychology – Jury Decision-Making; Expert Psychological Testimony
- ‘Offender Profiling’ and Crime Linking (CCA)
- Detecting Deception
- Eyewitness Testimony
- Geographical Profiling; Crime Mapping and Environmental Criminology
- Applied Forensic Science
- Police Decision Making and the Investigative Process
- Psychology of Terrorism
Email all submissions as abstracts of up to 150 words to d.youngs@hud.ac.uk no later than 19th October 2009
