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00:47 How do people remember traumatic events? How do people remember traumatic events?	How do people remember traumatic events? Repressed memories are a common feature in popular culture, and many believe that it is common for people who have experienced trauma to be unable to recover their memories of the event. But what… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology memory trauma psykologi minne criminal kriminalitet psychology Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 34 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20010 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
01:00 Why do people blame victims? Why do people blame victims?	Why do people blame victims? Sometimes the innocence of victims is questioned – for instance by revealing previous sexual experiences of a rape victim, or assuming that someone who has been assaulted must have provoked the… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi victim offer blame Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 129 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20009 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
00:56 What factors influence eyewitnesses? What factors influence eyewitnesses?	What factors influence eyewitnesses? Eye-witnesses are the most common source of evidence in criminal cases. How reliable are eye-witness testimonies? And how should we go about when interviewing witnesses? Erik Mac Giolla, associate… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi eye-witness ögonvittne criminal kriminell investigation Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 48 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20008 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
01:05 Tools to find truth in statements Tools to find truth in statements	Tools to find truth in statements In some criminal cases there is no physical evidence nor any witnesses to the crime. Is it possible to get to the truth by carefully examining what witnesses and plaintiffs are saying? If so, what… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi criminal kriminell eye-witness ögonvittne investigation förundersökning Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 16 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20007 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
01:06 Tunnel vision in criminal investigation Tunnel vision in criminal investigation	Tunnel vision in criminal investigation When crime investigations go wrong, “tunnel vision” is often to blame. Why do detectives sometimes fixate on a single scenario and become blind to alternative explanations? Professor Karl… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi criminal kriminell investigation förundersökning tunnel vision tunnelseende Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 42 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20006 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
01:06 How to stop future crimes? How to stop future crimes?	How to stop future crimes? In some situations, the police need to gather information from human sources in order to prevent future crimes before they happen. What are some good strategies the police can use in such situations?… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology legal psychology psychology psykologi brott brottslighet crime Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 86 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20005 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
01:00 What are false memories? What are false memories?	What are false memories? We like to believe that we remember things the way they happened. But can we always trust our memories? In this video, legal psychology researcher Emelie Ernberg, talks about false memories. This… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi memory minne criminal kriminell investigation förundersökning Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 59 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20004 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
00:56 How to interview child witnesses? How to interview child witnesses?	How to interview child witnesses? From what age can children give reliable testimony, and what should the police do to help children talk? Mikaela Magnusson, PhD student in forensic psychology, talks about children’s witness… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi children barn vittne witness testimony vittnesmål Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 7 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20003 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
01:19 Why do people falsely confess to crimes? Why do people falsely confess to crimes?	Why do people falsely confess to crimes? We know of many cases in which innocent people have falsely confessed to serious crimes. How does this happen? And how can we prevent it from happening? Associate professor Timothy Luke explains. … clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi crime brott brottslighet confess erkänna falsely confess Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 71 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20002 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.
00:55 Can people detect lies? Can people detect lies?	Can people detect lies? People tend to think that nervousness is a sign of lying, and that they easily can see if someone is lying to them. But is it possible to catch a liar by observing their body language? Sofia… clip criminal legal and investigative psychology psychology psykologi liar lögnare lie lögn body language kroppsspråk lying ljuga Från Göteborgs universitet, Medieteknik 55 uppspelningar Reporter Frida Stahre Fotograf Pamela Ericsson Gunnar Jönsson Redigering Gunnar Jönsson Språk English Arkivnummer MF20001 Copyright Detta verk är licensierat under en Creative Commons Erkännande-Ickekommersiell-IngaBearbetningar 4.0 Internationell Licens.