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Uri Blasbalg,Irit Hershkowitz,Michael E Lamb et al. Uri Blasbalg et al.
Child maltreatment victims are often reluctant to report abuse when formally interviewed. Evidence-based guidelines like the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Standard Investigative Interview Protocol do not adequatel...
Luis M Rivera,Bonita M Veysey Luis M Rivera
Three studies adopted implicit social cognition theory and methodology to understand criminal cognition outside of conscious awareness or control, specifically by testing whether individual differences in implicit associations between the s...
John R Anderson,Zach Walsh,David S Kosson John R Anderson
Psychopathy has long been noted to play an important role in the prediction of criminal behavior and offending. Although many studies have demonstrated that psychopathic traits are predictive of violent recidivism among offenders, relativel...
Norbert L Kerr,Jiin Jung Norbert L Kerr
Traditionally, jurors are not permitted to discuss trial evidence with one another prior to jury deliberation. Allowing such discussions, at least in civil trials, is a jury innovation that has become increasingly popular. Prior field resea...
Michael J Vitacco,Elena Balduzzi,Kimberly Rideout et al. Michael J Vitacco et al.
States continue to rely on conditional release (CR) as an effective and cost-effective way to manage individuals found not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI). Research has demonstrated that insanity acquittees returning to the community ha...
Misty C Duke,James M Wood,Justin Magee et al. Misty C Duke et al.
In 2016, the U.S. Congress mandated that federal intelligence interrogators adhere to the methods of the U.S. Army Field Manual FM 2-22.3 (AFM) and that the manual be revised based upon empirically based evaluations of the interrogation met...
Kelsey S Henderson,Lora M Levett Kelsey S Henderson
An estimated 90% to 95% of convictions are obtained via guilty pleas, and roughly 11% of individuals exonerated with the help of the Innocence Project falsely pleaded guilty (innocenceproject.org). Despite the prevalence of guilty pleas (an...
Adele Quigley-McBride,Gary L Wells Adele Quigley-McBride
Forensic examiners are often exposed to contextual information that can bias their conclusions about evidence samples (e.g., fingerprints, fibers, tool marks). We tested the recently proposed filler-control method for moderating the biasing...
Moa Lidén,Minna Gräns,Peter Juslin Moa Lidén
This research tests whether a police officer's decision to apprehend a suspect triggers confirmation bias during an interrogation. The study also tests two strategies to reduce confirmation bias: (1) decoupling decision to apprehend from in...
Neil Brewer,Ambika Nagesh Vagadia,Lorraine Hope et al. Neil Brewer et al.
Eyewitnesses to crimes sometimes report inaccurate fine-grain details but fail to report accessible and potentially accurate coarse-grain details. We asked college students and community members (aged 17 to 62 years) who viewed a video of a...