UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA 1. BASIC CONCEPTS IN LEGAL AND FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY

1. Introduction
2. Social Psychology and Legal Psychology
3. Legal Psychology and Forensic Psychology
4. Forensic Psychology and Forensic Psychopathology
5. Forensic Psychology and Forensic Psychiatry
6. Roles of the Forensic Psychologist
7. Problems in the field of Forensic Psychology

UNIT DIDACTIC 2. WHAT IS LEGAL PSYCHOLOGY?

1. Introduction
2. Definition
3. Functions
4. Procedures, Techniques and Instruments
5. Training

UNIT 3. AREAS OF INTERVENTION OF THE FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGIST

1. Areas of intervention of the psychologist in Criminal Law
2. Areas of intervention of the psychologist in Civil Law
3. Areas of intervention of the psychologist in Social and Labor Law
4. Areas of intervention of the psychologist in Contentious-Administrative matters
5. Areas of intervention of the psychologist in the military field
6. Areas of intervention of the psychologist in the ecclesiastical field

UNIT DIDACTIC 4. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERT REPORT OF THE VICTIM

1. Introduction to the expert report
2. Conducting interviews to obtain data
3. Basic aspects of the expert report

UNIT 5. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERT REPORT OF THE OFFENDER

1. Introduction to the psychological expert report of the offender
2. Psychological studies
3. Writing the expert report
4. Crimes

UNIT 6. ESSENTIAL ASPECTS IN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY

1. Violent personality and psychopathy
2. Sexual assault
3. Abuse
4. Credibility of testimony
5. Addictions and their legal repercussions
6. Accidents, impairment and disabilities

UNIT DIDACTIC 7. SPECIFIC ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES WITHIN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY

1. Introduction
2. The interview in forensic psychology
3. Assessment in imputed guardianship and custody
4. Assessment of violent behavior
5. Assessment of sex offenders
6. Assessment of intelligence and mental impairment
7. Assessment of assault victims
8. Assessment of drug addictions

UNIT DIDACTIC 8. MENTAL DISORDERS AND LIABILITY

1. Imputability
2. Relationship between mental disorders and forensic involvement

TEACHING UNIT 9. ETHICAL AND DEONTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY

1. Psychologist's code of ethics
2. Deontology in the forensic field
3. Ethical considerations in specific contexts
4. The issuing and assessment of reports