Forensic Psychology
This is UCLan's Forensic Psychology library page.
For more help and guidance please contact your Subject Librarians: Bob Frost and Megan Benson
Books
Use Library Search to locate print books. The catalogue will tell you exactly what we have in stock and where it is located.
Alternatively, use Reading Lists Online to locate items on your module reading lists.
- CRCnetBASE (Forensics & Criminal Justice Collection) - covers the subject areas of Forensics, Criminal Justice, Law and Law enforcement.
- Oxford Scholarship Online includes titles on criminal law and criminology.
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) - Used by clinicians and researchers to diagnose and classify mental disorders. Our subscription includes access to DSM-5, DSM-5 Clinical Cases, and the DSM-5 Handbook of Differential Diagnosis.
- P-E-P Web (Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing)- a digital archive of many of the major works of psychoanalysis. It includes the complete works of Sigmund Freud, an archive of works from 56 psychoanalytic journals (1920-2010) and complete versions of other classic psychoanalytic texts.
- Encyclopedia of Forensic Science - covers all aspects of investigating a crime. It provides information for both crime scene and laboratory workers of protocols, procedures and limitations.
Multi Subject Ebooks
Journals and Articles
Finding specific journals or journal articles
If you have a reference for a particular journal article, or if you want to find out if we take a particular journal title, use the Journal Finder.
Searching for journal articles (Subject-specific journal databases)
- PsycINFO
- PsycARTICLES
- ProQuest Psychology Journals
- Criminal Justice Abstracts with full-text
- Criminal Justice Database
- Social Policy & Practice
- SocINDEX™ with Full Text
Searching for journal articles (Multi-disciplinary databases)
Searching for journal articles (Abstract & Indexing Databases)
Should you want to undertake a more thorough search for research materials/literature try searching the following abstract and indexing databases. Unlike our other databases, generally you will only find the abstract or executive summary of articles within these databases. Conference papers are also available.
Top Tip! Look out for the ‘Find it’ icons in your search results lists within these databases as this tool will direct you to the full-text of the article if it's available within one of our subscribed services
Additional Resources
UCLan subscribes to a range of additional e-resources, aside from the e-journals, which you will not find freely available on the Web. Within the forensic psychology discipline you may find the following useful:
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