BFR 500 - Cognition and Forensics

An examination of the behavioral science research as it relates to the following areas of criminal investigation and prosecution: 1) collecting, analyzing, and interpreting forensic evidence; 2) eyewitness identification; and 3) determining truthfulness during suspect interrogations.

Prerequisite: Admission to the Behavioral Forensics Graduate Certificate Program or any CPS Graduate Degree Program, or instructor permission.
When Offered: Not on a regular basis.

Credit: 3