Dr Noel Clark Senior Lecturer in Psychology Psychological aspects of legal decision making, vulnerable persons and the law, police procedures, the psychological assessment and treatment of offenders. Dr Margaret Wilson Lecturer in Psychology Investigative psychology, psychological aspects of terrorist activities, police investigations and decision making, social psychological aspects of policing. Teaching Currently, our PhD students are funded by HM Prison Service, the Kent Alumni Society, and the Department of Psychology. We are also responsible for running the Department's MSc in Forensic Psychology , which has specialist ESRC recognition and is accredited by The British Psychological Society as a professional training course contributing to qualification as a Chartered Forensic Psychologist. Two studentships for the MSc programme are funded annually by the Economic and Social Research Council and HM Prison Service.
Memory processes underlying misinformation effects in child witnesses.
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