On the Witness Stand: Essays on Psychology and Crime
Hugo Münsterberg
21 chapters · 5 h 57 min · English
Read by Kinjal, Tina Ding, Availle, Lisa Marie Dolcy, James R. Hedrick, Greg Giordano and others
True Crime · Psychology
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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 11 min 2 Illusions, Part 1 17 min 3 Illusions, Part 2 18 min 4 The Memory of the Witness, Part 1 15 min 5 The Memory of the Witness, Part 2 15 min 6 The Memory of the Witness, Part 3 13 min 7 The Detection of Crime, Part 1 17 min 8 The Detection of Crime, Part 2 16 min 9 The Detection of Crime, Part 3 21 min 10 The Traces of Emotions, Part 1 18 min 11 The Traces of Emotions, Part 2 17 min 12 Untrue Confessions, Part 1 12 min 13 Untrue Confessions, Part 2 20 min 14 Untrue Confessions, Part 3 20 min 15 Suggestions in Court, Part 1 19 min 16 Suggestions in Court, Part 2 17 min 17 Hypnotism and Crime, Part 1 23 min 18 Hypnotism and Crime, Part 2 19 min 19 The Prevention of Crime, Part 1 16 min 20 The Prevention of Crime, Part 2 19 min 21 The Prevention of Crime, Part 3 14 min
