Forensic Psychology Quiz

What does forensic psychology deal with?

• Psychology and medicine

• Psychology and the law

• Psychology and education

• Psychology and sociology

What has happened to the field of forensic psychology in recent years?

• It has declined

• It has remained the same

• It has witnessed dramatic growth

• It has become less popular

Why has forensic psychology witnessed dramatic growth in recent years?

• More students are interested in this applied branch of psychology

• There are fewer job opportunities in other fields

• It is easier to study than other branches of psychology

• It has become a mandatory subject in schools

What is the primary focus of Forensic Psychology?

• Application of psychology and mental health knowledge to education

• Application of psychology and mental health knowledge to the law and our legal system

• Application of psychology and mental health knowledge to business management

• Application of psychology and mental health knowledge to sports

Which of the following is NOT a form of expertise used in Forensic Psychology?

• Treating mentally ill offenders

• Consulting with attorneys

• Expert witness testimony

• Conducting medical surgeries

What does Forensic Psychology help determine regarding a defendant?

• The defendant's financial status

• Whether a defendant was mentally ill at the time a crime occurred

• The defendant's educational background

• The defendant's physical fitness

Which of the following is an example of consulting with attorneys in Forensic Psychology?

• Treating mentally ill offenders

• Selecting jurors

• Conducting criminal profiling

• Providing therapy to victims

What is involved in criminal profiling in Forensic Psychology?

• Analyzing a criminal's mind and intent

• Conducting physical examinations

• Providing financial advice

• Teaching legal courses

Which of the following is NOT typically involved in Forensic Psychology?

• Police Line-ups

• Interrogation

• Polygraphs

• Surgery

Which of the following is a method used in Forensic Psychology to determine the truthfulness of a person's statements?

• Hypnosis

• Polygraphs

• Surgery

• Counseling