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Forensic Evaluator

Learn about forensic psychology, a specialty involving psychology and law. Forensic psychologists assess individuals within the legal system, analyzing criminal behavior. They work in prisons, hospitals, and specialized agencies, potentially treating patients as appointed by court. A Master's degree and preferably a Ph.D. are essential for this field.

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Forensic Evaluator

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  1. Elizabeth Sanchez Forensic Evaluator

  2. Forensic psychology is a specialty area that deals with issues that involve psychology and the law.

  3. Who are they? • Forensic psychologist are often depicted as criminal profilers. • Evaluate or assess people within the legal system. • They analyze and examine the psychology of the mind associated with different forms of criminal activity.

  4. Where do they work? • Correctional Facilities • Prisons • Jails • Hospitals • Mental Health Centers • Specialized Agencies • Non-Profit Centers • Private Practice

  5. Do they treat patients? • YES, they can! • Appointed by court • Report findings to court - Family court -Civil court -Criminal court

  6. What degree is required? • Masters Degree is required • Ph. D. preferable

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