

Serial Killers and Forensic Psychology (2021 Rerun)
Aug 6, 2024
Dr. Kirk, a seasoned psychologist, and Humberto, a forensic psychology expert, dive into the chilling psychology of serial killers. They explore whether inherent evil or life experiences drive these criminals and discuss the ethical nuances of the death penalty. The conversation touches on the societal tendency to label individuals as 'evil' and how that shapes perceptions of violence. The duo also examines the complexities of mental health issues in relation to criminal behavior, advocating for a more humane approach to justice and accountability.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Understanding Evil: Labels and Perceptions
02:29 • 11min
The Dark Reflection: Perceptions of Violence and Dehumanization
13:42 • 12min
Neuroscience of Violence and Free Will
25:55 • 23min
Exploring the Intersection of Mental Illness and Criminal Behavior
48:40 • 4min
Psychosis, Violence, and Accountability
52:40 • 9min
Rethinking Incarceration: Purpose and Impact
01:01:18 • 5min
The Intersection of Law, Medicine, and Accountability
01:05:51 • 14min
Debunking Forensic Psychology Myths
01:19:42 • 10min
Rethinking Capital Punishment and Mental Health
01:29:37 • 4min
Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder
01:33:39 • 7min
Understanding Murderers and Executioners
01:40:21 • 15min
The Mind of a Killer: Forensic Psychology Examined
01:55:07 • 9min
Exploring Dissociative Identity Disorder in Criminal Cases
02:04:01 • 5min