There is a burgeoning literature regarding using Internet‐based data in employment,
university admissions, and healthcare settings, but such pertaining to forensic mental health …

The concluding chapter of this edited book summarizes the overall purpose of book and
aggregates the take-away points from individual chapters. Based on common themes …

Increasing use of Internet search engines (eg, Google), social networking sites (eg,
Facebook), and commentary vehicles (eg, Twitter) has prompted discussion regarding users' …

Digital technology in behavioral health, including forensic evaluations, is now prominent and
assumes diverse forms. It includes the use of computers (online chat, text messaging, and e …

This is the first book devoted to the use of social media and other internet-derived data in
forming forensic clinical opinions of behavior. Designed for mental health practitioners, it …

In 2010, the American Medical Association developed policies regarding professionalism in
the use of social media, but it did not present specific ethical guidelines on targeted Internet …

The Internet plays a pervasive role in modern life including the expression of human
sexuality and sexual offending. A range of online sexual activities may be of interest in …

Access to and use of social media has increased throughout the United States. In parallel,
information gleaned from social media is often available as part of discovery packets …

In her Presidential address, Dr. Recupero shows us how the Internet and changes in
electronic communications have affected the forensic evaluation process in multiple ways …

Forensic e-mental health is an area of psychology that is relatively underdeveloped
considering technological advancements and the many mental health needs of justice …