A __________ works in prisons, trains and evaluates police officers, assists with jury selection, and evaluates whether defendants are able to stand trial
A) clinical psychologist
B) school psychologist
C) I/O psychologist
D) forensic psychologist
Answer: D
Rationale: Forensic psychology encompasses work in the criminal justice system, including interactions with the legal system and its professionals.
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