In Episode 6, a character’s “Affect” is used to judge their guilt. In psychology, “Affect” refers to:

The “Miranda Warning” must be given when a suspect is in:

The “Dual-Process Model” of juror decision-making suggests jurors use:

“Cognitive Interviews” (Chapter 5) are designed to increase witness recall by:

Which of the following is NOT one of the “Big Four” risk factors for recidivism identified in Chapter 4?

In the series, the racial disparity in “Stop and Frisk” is highlighted. Chapter 4 would classify systemic bias as which type of risk factor?

Which of the following is a “Protective Factor” (Chapter 4) that reduces the risk of criminal behavior?

In 61st Street, Moses Johnson’s “flight” from police is used by the prosecution as evidence of guilt. Forensic psychologists call the study of how people perceive such behavior:

The “Frequency” of a behavior is a key part of:

The “MacCAT-CA” is a forensic tool specifically designed to measure: