The Death of Jeffrey Stapleton: Exploring the Way Lawyers Think
- ISBN-10
- 193809008X
- ISBN-13
- 9781938090080
- Pages
- 236
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-08
- Publisher
- Living Control Systems Publ
- Author
- Hugh Gibbons
Description
For anyone who is contemplating the study of law, or wished they had done so, or is in the midst of such an endeavor, this book will provide rewards of insight into how the lawyer thinks through problems in a legal context. The Death of Jeffrey Stapleton is based on, introduces and illustrates a technically sound, testable and easy to demonstrate explanation of how people think and act that lays a foundation for psychology to become a natural science rather than merely an art. The book shows that an understanding the phenomenon of control provides an explanation for the way people behave, what behavior is, how it works, and what it accomplishes. This has profound implications for litigation where psychology is involved.
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