London South Bank University (LSBU)

Summary of Multiple Sclerosis Disease and the pathophysiology behind it. Easy to read and understand this quick fact sheet will help any healthcare student to understand the disease

Summary of Huntington's Disease and the pathophysiology behind it. Easy to read and understand this quick fact sheet will help any healthcare student to understand the disease

Providing you with a good sense of the structure of bone. Will definitely help for those who are studying diagnostic radiography.

This document breaks down the processes involved in Motor Neuron Disease and its pathophysiology. Understanding how this disease works and progresses is essential for any healthcare student

This is the document containing the case study used for the essay "Identifying Risk Factors of a Young Offender and Comparing Therapeutic Intervention to Imprisonment"

This essay explores a fictional case study of a young offender. The risk factors for this individual are identified from 5 domains- Individual, Peer, Family, Community and Education. The role each of these have had on the individual are explored before two intervention methods are compared, these being Multi-Systemic Therapy vs Imprisonment.

The strengths and weaknesses of imposing a high cognitive load on the suspect whilst they are giving their account in interview to reduce lying is explored. All points are critically evaluated and supported with references.

A mini essay on the strengths and weaknesses of using a bottom up, information-gathering approach when interviewing adult suspects. Each point contains critical analysis and the argument that this technique is extremely effective is put forward and explored.

The strengths and weaknesses of using False Evidence Ploys when interviewing adult suspects is explored. This is when the police pressure the suspect by telling them that they have evidence on them or a witness that can put the suspect at the crime scene in order to elicit a confession out of them when in reality, the police fabricate this evidence. All points are supported by references and critically analysed before the judgement that this technique is ineffective and should not be used i...

The strengths and weaknesses of using accusatorial interviewing techniques such as the REID technique are explored, before suggestions are made as to why it is not a suitable interviewing technique to be used when conducting police interviews on adult suspects.