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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Psychodynamic Explanations for Criminality

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To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt). Key content included: Key QuestionsActivity: Recap Quick QuizPsychodynamic ExplanationsActivity: Psychodynamic Approach Recap Questions with AnswersThe Inadequate SuperegoBlackburn’s three types of Superego to explain criminalityThe weak superegoThe deviant superegoThe over-harsh superegoActivity:

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Forensics, Psychology

Also included in: FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY [COMPLETE MODULE]

Beck Youth Inventory (BYI-2) Template and Write Up

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FPS Eval-Docs

YI-2 Template & Write-Up – Streamlined Emotional and Behavioral Reporting for YouthThis editable template provides a structured framework for interpreting and documenting results from the Beck Youth Inventories–Second Edition (BYI-2), including Depression, Anxiety, Anger, Disruptive Behavior, and Self-Concept scales. Designed for psychologists, counselors, and school-based evaluators, the format supports developmentally sensitive reporting for children and adolescents ages 7–18. The write-up enc

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Forensics, Psychology, School Psychology

Spatter Pattern - A bloody forensic lab about designing scientific hypotheses

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Max-Out Labs

This is a fun and messy lab which focuses on having students practice writing scientific hypotheses and questions. The testing and support of these will not be very rigorous but the students have fun feeling like they are solving a mystery. Get large sheets of paper and fake blood. On one sheet make a spatter pattern (I recommend using 1 factor of each variable). Give time for the students to make a series of hypotheses with their groups and then test them. Don't focus so much on scientific st

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Forensics, General Science