Episode 48: Forensic Psychology

In this episode Dr. Ryan Martin talks with, UW-Gr…

An episode of the Psychology and Stuff podcast, hosted by UW-Green Bay Psychology Department, titled "Episode 48: Forensic Psychology" was published on February 1, 2018 and runs 32 minutes.

February 1, 2018 ·32m · Psychology and Stuff

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In this episode Dr. Ryan Martin talks with, UW-Green Bay Alumni, Dr. Carolyn Uhl about her research and what forensic psychology is really about.

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In this episode Dr. Ryan Martin talks with, UW-Green Bay Alumni, Dr. Carolyn Uhl about her research and what forensic psychology is really about.

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