MYTHS ON FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY 

MYTHS: Forensic psychologists can read minds.
Forensic psychology mind reading it`s only a myth. Psychologists only tell the criminal personality of criminal body language. not mind reading.

MYTHS: Forensic psychology is the same as criminal profiling
there is a difference between forensic psychology and criminal profiling

MYTHS: Forensic psychologists always work with criminals.
Misconceptions about forensic psychologists and criminal clients

MYTHS: Forensic psychologists can determine guilt or innocence.
Limitations of forensic psychologists in determining guilt

MYTHS: Forensic psychology is only used in criminal cases
the vital significant role of forensic psychology beyond the criminal cases

MYTHS: Forensic psychologists are "mind readers" who instantly uncover hidden motives and thoughts.
Misconceptions about forensic psychologists and mind-reading abilities

MYTHS:  psychologists can predict with certainty whether an individual will commit a crime in the future.
Misconceptions about forensic psychology and predicting future criminal behavior. forensic psychologists predict experience and observation in the field on real experience case studies and identify and detect criminal personalities to help law enforcement.

MYTHS: Forensic psychologists always have access to a suspect's complete psychological history.
This is a Misconception about forensic psychologists and access to suspects'. the criminal database handled by NCRB (National Crime Record Bureau). forensic psychologists don`t have any criminal data or suspect`s criminal history.

MYTHS: There is nothing in forensic psychology except polygraphs and narco-analysis
forensic psychology in role to play in legal proceedings, evaluations, and assessments, treatment includes implementing measures and treatment of psychological problems that help reduce problems and prevent crime, Consultations, Law Enforcement Consultations, Expert Testimony, and so on.
Forensic Psychologists help to better understand the human behavior of criminals, witnesses, victims, jury attorneys, or other legal professionals, by applying psychological expertise and research.

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