Forensic Industrial Psychology

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Forensic Industrial Psychology. SU 2: The forensic context. See SG page 10 – 20 See prescribe book of Roos + Voster 2009 - Chapter 2. Civil versus criminal cases. Did practical in class.

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Forensic Industrial Psychology IOP 203S SU 2 – Forensic context
SU 2: The forensic context • See SG page 10 – 20 • See prescribe book of Roos + Voster 2009 - Chapter 2 IOP 203S SU 2 – Forensic context
Civil versus criminal cases • Did practical in class IOP 203S SU 2 – Forensic context

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