On the Witness Stand: Essays on Psychology and Crime
Hugo Münsterberg
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Length 5 h 57 min
Chapters 20
First published 1908
Eight sketches by one of the pioneers of applied psychology, which highlight the mind of the witness on the witness stand, and how one can be an unreliable eyewitness. The last essay, on the prevention of crime, takes another direction. - Summary by TriciaG
Chapters
1
Introduction Read by Kinjal 11:26
2
Illusions, Part 2 Read by Tina Ding 18:13
3
The Memory of the Witness, Part 1 Read by Availle 15:00
4
The Memory of the Witness, Part 2 Read by Availle 14:44
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The Memory of the Witness, Part 3 Read by Availle 13:02
6
The Detection of Crime, Part 1 Read by Lisa Marie Dolcy 17:18
7
The Detection of Crime, Part 2 Read by James R. Hedrick 15:34
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The Detection of Crime, Part 3 Read by Greg Giordano 20:34
9
The Traces of Emotions, Part 1 Read by MichelleKinge 17:30
10
The Traces of Emotions, Part 2 Read by MichelleKinge 17:25
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Untrue Confessions, Part 1 Read by Kylie Hutchison 12:15
12
Untrue Confessions, Part 2 Read by Julie Yu 20:08
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Untrue Confessions, Part 3 Read by Julie Yu 20:09
14
Suggestions in Court, Part 1 Read by Julie Yu 19:20
15
Suggestions in Court, Part 2 Read by Larry Wilson 16:49
16
Hypnotism and Crime, Part 1 Read by Julie Yu 22:47
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Hypnotism and Crime, Part 2 Read by Julie Yu 18:53
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The Prevention of Crime, Part 1 Read by Michelle Broadbent 15:58
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The Prevention of Crime, Part 2 Read by Michelle Broadbent 18:45
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The Prevention of Crime, Part 3 Read by Michelle Broadbent 14:29
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