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Grant T. Harris (1950-2014).

Marnie E Rice¹

¹Research Director Emerita, Waypoint Research Institute.

Behavioral Sciences & the Law

|February 20, 2015

Summary

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Dr. Grant Harris was a pivotal figure in correctional and forensic psychology. His life and career significantly advanced the understanding and practice within these critical fields.

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Area of Science:

Correctional Psychology
Forensic Psychology

Background:

This obituary honors the life and career of Dr. Grant Harris.
It highlights his significant impact on the field of psychology.

Discussion:

Dr. Harris made outstanding contributions to correctional psychology.
His work also greatly influenced forensic psychology.

Key Insights:

The obituary details Dr. Harris's professional journey.
It emphasizes his legacy in shaping psychological practices.

Outlook:

Dr. Harris's contributions continue to influence current research and practice.
His work serves as a foundation for future advancements in the field.