Author: Hans Gross
Part 3 of 3: TITLE B – Differentiating Conditions of Giving Testimony (Women, Children, Senility, Mistakes, Lies & Special Conditions)
This is the third and final part of Hans Gross’s landmark work on criminal psychology. In this volume, Gross explores the psychological differences between men and women, the psychology of children as witnesses, the nature of senility, sensory illusions, hallucinations, the psychology of lying, and the influence of sleep, dreams, intoxication, and suggestion on testimony.
📚 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN PART 3:
✓ The psychology of women as witnesses and criminals
✓ Menstruation, pregnancy, and their influence on behavior
✓ Feminine intelligence, honesty, love, hate, and jealousy
✓ The psychology of children as witnesses
✓ Juvenile delinquency and criminality
✓ Senility and its effect on testimony
✓ Differences in conception and perception
✓ Nature vs. nurture and their influence on criminal behavior
✓ The influence of habit, heredity, and prepossession
✓ Imitation and crowd psychology
✓ Passion, honor, and superstition in criminal cases
✓ Optical, auditory, and tactile illusions
✓ Hallucinations and imaginative ideas
✓ Verbal and other misunderstandings
✓ The psychology of lying and pathoformic lies
✓ Sleep, dreams, and their influence on testimony
✓ Intoxication and criminal responsibility
✓ Suggestion and its influence on witnesses
Hans Gross (1847–1915) was an Austrian criminal jurist and the founder of modern criminalistics. His influential work emphasized the importance of psychology and scientific observation in criminal investigation. He served as a judge and professor, and his books remain foundational texts in forensic science and legal psychology.
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