John Jay & CUNY Links

• John Jay Institutional Review Board for research with human subjects.
  
• Psychology Research Experience Program (Contact: Jacqueline Austin)
• John Jay Library Homepage.  Click on "Forensic Psychology."
• Forensic Psychology  A Guide to the Lloyd Sealy Library Resources
• CUNY Research Foundation.  Includes information about PSC-CUNY Research Award Programs.

Professional Organizations

Psychologists in Public Policy:  Division 18 of the American Psychological Association
American Psychology-Law Society: Division 41 of the American Psychological Association

American Board of Forensic Psychology and American Academy of Forensic Psychology

Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI), Division 9 of the APA

Top Menu

Top Menu

The following journals publish articles related to forensic psychology.  Be warned, some of these pages are slow loading and may not load the first time you click them.  If the journal you are looking for is not on the list, it may be that it does not maintain a Web page. Suggestions are welcome.

• Behavioral Sciences & The Law
• The British Journal of Criminology
• The European Journal of Public Health
• International Journal of the Sociology of Law
• Law & Social Inquiry
• Psychology, Public Policy, and Law

Top Menu

Publishers

The following publishers include books and journals related to forensic psychology in their catalogs.  Suggestions for additions to the list are welcome.

• Academic Press
• CRC Press
• Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
• Greenwood Publishing Group
• Longman
• Macmillan
• Routledge
• Sage Publications
• Thomson
• Wiley
• W. W. Norton 

  Top Menu

Other Resources

• Qualitative and quantitative research methodology for social and behavioral sciences maintained by the Academy of Management research methods division.
• PsychWatch.Com  Just type "forensic" into the search engine for a large number of sites.  PsychWatch also offers an informative email newsletter.
• Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology  (Law and Human Behavior, 15, 655-665)
• Psychological Assessment:  Clinical and Forensic (Kenneth S. Pope).  Includes information on depositions and cross-examination, malingering research, feedback to clients, and more.