Prof David Canter

David Canter, Emeritus Professor The University of Liverpool. Applied Social and Environmental Psychologist, creator of Investigative Psychology.

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Neuromania – Or Where Did the Person Go? https://t.co/lQfPj0rH5J

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The Cult of Donald Trump https://t.co/4gUJXLXpcY

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Read a free sample of my book on AllAuthor. #mybook #readasample #freechapters #mustread #ebooks #allauthor Read a Sample -> https://t.co/WIDyExGNzv

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#forensicpsychology, #offenderprofiling,#crimepsychology,#criminology,#studentprojects

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My new book is now available! Priced for students

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Check out my latest article: An Overview of Criminal Psychology through projects that are ready to carry out. https://t.co/G89GrOR9Ql via @LinkedIn

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My latest blog on the destructiveness of lab experiments in psychology is available at How Social Science Can Hurt Those It Loves - Social Science Space

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The Investigative Psychology conference is about to happen. It is shaping up to be really interesting . All details at https://t.co/GkWTVSPv9c

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Why Don’t Algorithms Agree With Each Other? https://t.co/IUyPkjE5FQ

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The #InvestigativePsychology association is up and running. It has become seriously international with a conference planned in June in Spain.
The 19th Conference of The International Academy of Investigative Psychology 12 -14 June 2024 Santiago de Compostela. Details online.

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Looking forward to talking at #rethinkingjustice conference @ UCDublin 21st October . Presenting variety of #investgativepsychology studies showing how investigations fail

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@freelancingfor Surely quickly not quick?

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My blog on the difference between doing social science and composing music was quite a challenge to write. I'd be really interested in reactions to it? It's at https://t.co/TLjz7iM4RV

#Humanities, #Music, #MusicalComposition, #waysofknowing

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@jplsynnott Not update the 1977Psychology if Place. I’ve not finished that new version. This is a careful selection of 18 previously published papers tidied up with decent figures and brief introductions to sections. They chart development of Theory of Place .

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There is an eBook version a lot cheaper and there should be a paperback eventually which should also not be crazily expensive.

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This has just arrived but I’m rather embarrassed to note it’s £130 on Amazon. I don’t know how the publishers justify that ? Or what sort of exploitive business model they have . It’s an interesting book though…

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Searching rather harder for five millionaires' missing sub than for small boats sinking with hundreds of families and children on board?

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I've put the whole of my PhD music composition dissertation Resolving the Stravinsky Paradox on Research Gate. Scores available from me.

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Now available as an eBook, and hardback. Softback in a few months. Starts with earliest publications in the 1960's, shows development of Theory of Place over 50 years. Introductory summary available on ResearchGate.