Politics in policy: An experimental examination of public views regarding sentence reductions via second chance mechanisms [0.03%]
政策中的政治：通过第二次机会机制减刑的公共观点实验调查
Isabella Polito,Colleen M Berryessa
Isabella Polito
Objective: This research examined how the cost of incarceration to the state and type of offense affect public support for different levels of sentence reductions (10%, 25%, 50%) via policies called "second chance" mechan...
Public opinion about judicial roles and considerations: A latent profile analysis [0.03%]
关于司法职能和考量的公众意见：潜在剖面分析
Sarah L Desmarais,Samantha A Zottola,John Monahan
Sarah L Desmarais
Objective: To inform policies and practices that reflect the values and expectations of the communities that judges serve, we fielded a national survey of public perceptions regarding judicial roles and factors that could...
The psychological allure of Alford: Does wanting to appear innocent put innocents at risk? [0.03%]
Alford 诱惑的心理：渴望显得无辜会使无辜者处于危险之中吗？
Johanna Hellgren,Annmarie Khairalla,Miko M Wilford et al.
Johanna Hellgren et al.
Objective: The Alford plea allows defendants to maintain innocence while pleading guilty, but this option is largely unknown to the public, and its effects are unknown to researchers and practitioners. Some legal scholars...
Behavioral detection of emotional, high-stakes deception: Replication in a registered report [0.03%]
情绪化高利害说谎的行为检测：在注册报告中重复实验
Leanne Ten Brinke,Samantha Sprigings,Cameo Brown et al.
Leanne Ten Brinke et al.
Objective: We replicated research by ten Brinke and Porter (2012), who reported that a combination of four behavioral cues (word count, tentative words, upper face surprise, lower face happiness) could accurately discrimi...
Experiencing and subsequently reporting sexual victimization among U.S. college students with disabilities [0.03%]
美国残疾大学生的性被害经历及后续举报情况研究
Lane Kirkland Gillespie,Brittany E Hayes,Tara N Richards
Lane Kirkland Gillespie
Objective: We examined whether U.S. college students across multiple disability types were at an increased risk for sexual victimization (compared with students without disability) and whether disability type or registrat...
The American Psychology-Law Society scientific review paper on police-induced confessions (2.0) [0.03%]
美国心理法律学会关于警方诱导供述的科学评论论文(2.0)
Lindsay C Malloy,Jennifer T Perillo
Lindsay C Malloy
Law and Human Behavior's inaugural issue of 2025 begins with the publication of an official Scientific Review Paper (SRP) of the American Psychology-Law Society (AP-LS; Division 41 of the American Psychological Association). The article, "P...
David DeMatteo,Jennifer Cox,Jennifer Perillo et al.
David DeMatteo et al.
We are grateful to prior Editorial Teams for being such outstanding stewards of Law and Human Behavior, and we are committed to maintaining the journal's high standards. We also appreciate the many contributions of the Editorial Board, ad h...
Automated question type coding of forensic interviews and trial testimony in child sexual abuse cases [0.03%]
儿童性虐待案件中审讯和庭审证词的自动问答分类编码技术研究
Zsofia A Szojka,Suvimal Yashraj,Thomas D Lyon
Zsofia A Szojka
Objective: Question-type classification is widely used as a measure of interview quality. However, question-type coding is a time-consuming process when performed by manual coders. Reliable automated question-type coding ...
Mihael A Jeklic
Mihael A Jeklic
Objective: Myside bias-the tendency to evaluate and generate evidence as well as test hypotheses in a manner biased toward prior beliefs-causes disputants in litigation to harbor overconfident expectations of judicial awa...
Are forensic evaluators more likely to conclude that Black or White defendants are malingering? [0.03%]
法医评估师更可能得出黑人或白人被告装病的结论？
Lucy A Guarnera,Daniel C Murrie,Brett O Gardner et al.
Lucy A Guarnera et al.
Objective: Malingering is a particularly stigmatizing forensic opinion that may be prone to racial bias, although scant research has investigated the possibility. We examined whether forensic evaluators are more likely to...