Special Issue - Abstracts from the 2nd Ecuadorian Conference of Psychology

Needs and realities of legal and forensic psychology in Ecuador

Symposia

Coordinator:

Isis Angélica Pernas Álvarez
University of Cuenca


Presentations

1. Assessment from a legal perspective of the role of expert psychologists

Juan Antonio Peña
University of Cuenca

2. Importance, defense and return of the expert report. A look from judicial units in Cuenca

Jhenefer Loaiza González
Judicial Unit for family, childhood, adolescence, and adolescent offenders

3. Perspective of the gender approach, human rights in Legal and Forensic Psychology

Ana Lucía Íñiguez
University of Cuenca


Abstract

The symposium deals with the needs and realities of exercising justice in Ecuador, with a humanist, gender and human rights approach to serve as legal advisors and assistants, through the preparation of expert reports with scientific and objective argumentation. as well as the mediation that allows the exercise of therapeutic justice in the public and private spheres, which is possible with the degree obtained in the Master's Degree in Legal and Forensic Psychology that is offered by the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Cuenca.

Keywords:legal psychology, forensic psychology, justice

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