Forensic Psychology: Analyzing Ethnic, Gender, and Class Differences

This report delves into the realm of forensic psychology, scrutinizing its current models and their efficacy in addressing ethnic, gender, and class differences. The research explores the role of forensic psychology in both civil and criminal contexts, emphasizing the importance of unbiased practices and fair representation of findings. The study employs qualitative methods, including secondary research through books, online articles, and reports, coupled with thematic analysis to investigate how forensic psychology accounts for these differences. It aims to understand how psychologists determine biases and disparities, aiming to reduce issues faced by governments and solve problems for ethnic groups. The report also examines key concepts such as behavioral theories, cognitive development, and personality in relation to violence, providing a comprehensive overview of the field's current state and future directions.

Topic: To analyse the current models of forensic psychology and explore how
they make adequate provision for differences between ethnic groups, genders
and class differences.

ABSTRACT
Topic: To analyse the current models of forensic psychology and explore how they make
adequate provision for differences between ethnic groups, genders and class differences.
Background: Forensic psychology continues to receive general support and popularity. It has
long been controlled by the assessment of litigants in civil and criminal proceeding. Further it
also discovers some personal, private and sensitive matters at the time of evaluating and treating
people in forensic context. In ethnic groups, genders and class differences is increasing in
modern era. For this purpose, research is conducted to analyse the current models of forensic
psychology. It assists in investigating the way they make equal conditions for removing
differences between genders and class differences. While, conducting forensic examination,
forensic practitioners seek to be unbiased and impartial and also avoid presentation of inaccurate
evidences for misleading finders of fact. Further, at the time of conducting investigation forensic
professional try to represent results in a fair and impartial manner. The study aimed to review the
published literature for investigating the way forensic psychology make adequate provision for
differences between ethnic groups, genders and class differences.
In the current research different theory will be used such as Behavioural Theories, Cognitive
Development and Violence, Personality and Violence for carrying out entire dissertation in
systematic manner.
Methodology: In carrying out the present research qualitative methods will be used for deep
understanding of the topic. Further, for collecting the information secondary research will be
conducted with the use of books, online, articles, blogs, reports etc. To analyse the collected data
qualitative techniques will be used under which thematic analysis will be taken into
consideration.
Scope :
From the current research, it can be stated that it enables to with the help of this research,
readers will be able to understand that different type of strategies that are implemented by
psychologist in order to determine the areas or the reasons due to which people tend to fall under
bias and differences. This way the rate of issues that are faced by government with respect with
biasses can be reduced and the problem caused to ethnic group people can be effectively solved.
Definition

Forensic psychology can be determined to be the most commonly licensed psychologists
make use of psychological knowledge with respect to legal matters. In this context, it includes
both civil and criminal arenas.

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