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Forensic Photogrammetry

Forensic Photogrammetry is defined as the 3-D measurements of the real world directly from photographs for use in courts of law

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Forensic psychiatry

Forensic psychiatry refers to that branch of psychiatry having to do with the study of crime and criminality.

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Forensic psychologists

- Forensic psychologists : Forensic psychologists refer to kind/type of psychologists who are involved in many aspects of psychology, Criminality and

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Forensic psychology

Forensic psychology is defined as a psychology sub-specialty that focuses on applying psychological concepts and methods to questions/problems arising within the context of the legal system.

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Forensic Psychophysiology

Deutsch: Forensische Psychophysiologie / Español: Psicofisiología Forense / Português: Psicofisiologia Forense / Français: Psychophysiologie Judiciaire / Italiano: Psicofisiologia Forense /

Forensic Psychophysiology means recording stress in deception with a polygraph device.

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Forensic Science

Forensic Science is defined a a multitude of scientific disciplines used to answer scientific questions in court

Forensic/criminological psychology

Forensic/criminological psychology refers to the branch of psychology which uses psychological principles to study and assist in the legal and criminal process.

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Foreskin

Foreskin is defined as the fold of skin that covers the glans penis; also called the Prepuce.

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