What does APLS stand for?

American Psychology-Law Society (American Psychological Association Division 41)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Bruce Sales, (c) the formation of the American Psychology-Law Society (AP-LS, Division 41 of the American Psychological Association) (http://www.

Building bridges to a different kind of integration: new students' ...

00 Hardcover American Psychology-Law Society series KF9674 Courts often uncritically heed the opinions of mental health professionals in commitment and sentencing proceedings on why a defendant committed a harmful act and the chance of recidivism, according to Slobogin (law, psychiatry, U.

Proving the unprovable; the role of law, science, and speculation in ...

00 Hardcover American Psychology-Law Society series RC480 Across the US, as Stefan (director of the National Emergency Department Project at the Center for Public Representation) found in her research, people with psychiatric disabilities are frequently coerced into visits to hospital emergency departments, where they are frequently treated with disdain and contempt, placed in restraints and locked rooms for hours at a time, and even forced to strip by security guards.

Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient: Policy ...