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International Conference on Ethics and Practice in Forensic Psychology

📅 23–24 Mar 2027 📍 Lae, Papua New Guinea 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the principles and frameworks guiding ethical decision making in forensic psychology. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight the complexities of moral dilemmas faced by professionals in the field.

This session focuses on the intersection of criminal responsibility and mental health assessments. Experts will analyze how psychological evaluations influence judicial outcomes and the implications for ethical practice.

This track examines the reliability of forensic judgments made by professionals in various contexts. Discussions will center on methods to enhance interrater reliability and the ethical implications of inconsistent evaluations.

This session delves into the psychological factors affecting witness testimony and memory recall. Participants will evaluate the ethical considerations surrounding the use of eyewitness accounts in legal proceedings.

This track investigates the ethical challenges associated with criminal profiling practices. Discussions will include the risks of racial profiling and the responsibilities of forensic psychologists in these contexts.

This session addresses the ethical standards governing forensic practice. Participants will explore the responsibilities of forensic psychologists in maintaining integrity and professionalism in their work.

This track focuses on the role of psychological insights in judicial decision making. Experts will discuss how forensic psychology can inform legal judgments and the ethical responsibilities that arise from this intersection.

This session examines best practices and ethical considerations in conducting child interviews for forensic purposes. Participants will discuss techniques that ensure the reliability of information while safeguarding the child's well-being.

This track explores the ethical dilemmas faced by forensic psychologists when consulting with law enforcement agencies. Discussions will focus on maintaining objectivity and the potential conflicts of interest that may arise.

This session investigates the dual perspective of mental health and legal decisions in forensic contexts. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the ethical implications of mental health evaluations in legal settings.

This track focuses on the ethical responsibilities of forensic psychologists working within correctional facilities. Discussions will include the challenges of addressing mental health issues while ensuring the safety and rights of inmates.