Will remote forensic evaluations make you look bad in court? The influence of attorney questioning on expert credibility
Will remote forensic evaluations make you look bad in court? The influence of attorney questioning on expert credibility . Madison R. Lord Ashley C. T. Jones Ashley B. Batastini a…
Cumulative effects of risk factors and protective factors for cybercrime offending
Cumulative effects of risk factors and protective factors for cybercrime offending . L. M. J. Bekkers E. R. Leukfeldt a The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Hague, The Netherlandsb…
Gender differences in antisocial behavior depend on population context: evidence from community and juvenile justice samples in Spain
Gender differences in antisocial behavior depend on population context: evidence from community and juvenile justice samples in Spain . María Álvarez-Voces Lorena Maneiro Olalla Cutrín Estrella Romero Xosé Antón Gómez-Fraguela…
An integrative model of individual differences and attitudes on policy support: the psychology of hardline penal policy preferences in the United States
An integrative model of individual differences and attitudes on policy support: the psychology of hardline penal policy preferences in the United States . Emily J. Machado Waleed A. Jami a…
The effect of time to report and severity on judgments of victims
The effect of time to report and severity on judgments of victims . Kolin B. Heck Jeremy R. Becker Ruth H. Warner a Department of Psychology, Saint Louis University, St.…
Mock-jurors are insensitive to accuracy differences between showups and lineups
Mock-jurors are insensitive to accuracy differences between showups and lineups . Fei Wang Daniella K. Cash Megan H. Papesh a Department of Philosophy and Psychology, Sam Houston State University, Huntsville,…
A long-term study of stalking recidivism
A long-term study of stalking recidivism . Catherine Bridgeman Margaret Nixon Troy E. McEwan Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia Read the syndicated article here
Evaluating confessions in context: a policy-capturing study
Evaluating confessions in context: a policy-capturing study . Madison B. Hynes Brent Snook Department of Psychology, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NL, Canada Read the syndicated article here
Housing stigma: the effects of wrongful conviction and mental illness
Housing stigma: the effects of wrongful conviction and mental illness . Tianshuang Han Kelsey Janet Downer Laura Fallon Brent Snook Department of Psychology, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John’s, Canada…
Laypeople struggle to understand eyewitness evidence indicative of innocence and may perceive face recognition ability as more important than confidence
Laypeople struggle to understand eyewitness evidence indicative of innocence and may perceive face recognition ability as more important than confidence . Curt A. Carlson Robert F. Lockamyeir Charles A. Goodsell…
‘I can see your pain, but I don’t want to help you’: How observers react to the pain of individuals charged with violent crimes
‘I can see your pain, but I don't want to help you’: How observers react to the pain of individuals charged with violent crimes . Sahil K. Thorul Carolyn Côté-Lussier…
Examining pathways to recidivism risk in detained adolescents according to the Good Lives Model
Examining pathways to recidivism risk in detained adolescents according to the Good Lives Model . Colinda M. B. Serie Stefaan Pleysier Corine de Ruiter Johan Put Nick Broers a Faculty…