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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer
ID: #34090
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Forensic experts
Transcript:
Crime has a lot to do with the psychology of a person. Forensic psychology, for example, studies the general principles regarding the specific content and witness testimonials that are used in court to interact appropriately with legal professionals. A forensic psychologist even evaluates civil litigants to determine whether or not they have the capacity to participate in court. Thus, forensic psychology gets involved with all types of court cases, not only criminal ones. A forensic expert, for instance, may be asked to present himself in court as the witness for a civil matter. In this case, the cross-questioning may hamper the ability of the court to make a decision, hence, a lot of credibility is required while testifying. A forensic psychologist is a strong-minded professional and his mind is sufficiently trained in social, clinical and organizational psychology.
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