Psychology for Lawyers |
"Mia" (the lawyer) | In Treatment (HBO) | Season 2, Dk. 1, Episode 1 [24:50 mins.] |
Reference Videos
Understanding
Other People
[9:58 mins.] [Joshua Rosenberg, USF professor
of law who has studied psychology] [begin presentation at 2:44 mins.]
[reference to T-groups] Pt2
[7:36 mins.]
A Note on Education and the Assigned Readings
in the Psychology for Lawyers course
Six Minutes
on the True Purpose of University Education
[6:19 mins.] [Jordan Peterson, a University of Toronto
clinical psychology
speaking at Harvard University, 2017]
Read
as If It Matters
[4:08 mins.] [Jordan Peterson]
Reference Notes
"Legal education strives to enhance certain abilities in the 'counseling' domain. Listen closely. View from multiple perspectives. Probe for more facts. Gather similar past scenarios and their outcomes. Anticipate consequences of various actions. Remain objective."
--Cathy Ritterbusch, The Power of One, Part Two: Lawyer as Counselor, Marquette University Law School, Faculy Blog, February 13, 2011
Reference (Articles) (Chronology of Publication)
1955: Erwin N. Griswold, Law Schools and Human Relations, 1955 Wash. U. L. Q. 217 (1955) [online text]
1965: Andrew S. Watson, The Lawyer as Counselor, 5 J. Fam. L. 7 (1965) [online text]
1966: Harrop A. Freeman, The Role of Lawyers as Counselors, 7 Wm. & Mary L. Rev. 203 (1966) [online text]
1970: Robert T. Grismer & Thomas Shaffer, Experience-Based Teaching Methods in Legal Counseling, 19 Clev. St. L. Rev. 448 (1970) [online text]
1975: Thomas Shaffer, Lawyers, Counselors, and Counselors at Law, 61 ABA J. 853 (1975) [online text]
1977: Mark K. Schoenfield & Barbara Pearlman Schoenfeld, Interviewing and Counseling Clients in a Legal Setting, 11 Akron L. Rev. 313 (1977) [online text]
James R. Elkins, A Counseling Model for Lawyering in Divorce Cases, 53 Notre Dame L. Rev. 229 (1977) [online text]
1978: Margaret C. Attridge, Book Review: Andrew S. Watson, The Lawyer in the Interviewing and Counseling Process, 53 Ind. L. J. 615 (1978) [online text]
2004: Joshua D. Rosenberg, Interpersonal Dynamics: Helping Lawyers Learn the Skills, and the Importance, of Human Relationships in the Practice of Law, 58 U. Miami L. Rev. 1225 (2004) [online text]
2008: Jearn R. Sternlight & Jennifer Robbennol, Good Lawyers Should Be Good Psychologists: Insights for Interviewing and Counseling Clients, 23 Ohio St. J. Dispute Resolution (2008) [online text]
Misc.
Paul Brest, The Responsibility of Law Schools: Educating Lawyers as
Counselors and Problem Solvers, 58 Law & Contemporary Prob. 5 (1995)
[online
text]