FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSIONALS IN MILITARY AND INVESTIGATIVE PSYCHOLOGY SETTINGS

Just as forensic psychology professionals may work in police psychology, they may also work with the military as either active-duty military personnel or as civilians. For this week’s Discussion, you will explore either the ethical issues that forensic psychology professionals are likely to encounter while working with the military or the emergence of an alternative to criminal court—Veteran’s Treatment Court. Review this week’s Learning Resources and consider the following: Ethical issues faced by forensic psychology professionals who work with the military (either as active-duty military personnel or as civilians) Roles and responsibilities forensic psychology professionals may have in relation to Veterans Treatment Court Benefits and limitations of Veterans Treatment Court Choose one of the following topics on which to focus for this Discussion: Ethical Issues Veterans Treatment Court ost the following for one of the topics below: Ethical Issues Description of a situation in which forensic psychology professionals might be involved in military work in which an ethical issue (e.g., multiple relationships, interrogations that involve torture, etc.) may arise Description of the ethical principles and codes at risk of being violated Explanation of the strategies you suggest to help resolve these ethical dilemmas OR Veterans Treatment Court Description of the benefits and positive attributes of Veterans Treatment Court Description of the problems, limitations, and negative attributes of Veterans Treatment Court Explanation of the roles and responsibilities forensic psychology professionals may have in relation to Veterans Treatment Court Note: Your posts should be substantial (2–4 paragraphs), supported with scholarly evidence from your research and/or the Learning Resources, and properly cited using APA style. Personal anecdotes are acceptable within meaningful responses but cannot stand alone as a response.