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ISSN:0147-7307

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Märta Wallinius,Carl Delfin,Eva Billstedt et al. Märta Wallinius et al.
Early psychosocial adversities and maladjustment, such as childhood maltreatment and school adjustment problems, have been linked to an increased risk of aggressive antisocial behaviors. Yet, clinical studies of subjects at the highest risk...
Steve D Charman,Vanessa Quiroz Steve D Charman
One of the most recommended procedures proposed by eyewitness experts is the use of double-blind lineups, in which the administrator does not know the identity of the suspect in the lineup. But despite the near universality of this recommen...
Richard L Wiener,Katlyn S Farnum Richard L Wiener
Under Title VII, courts may give a mixed motive instruction allowing jurors to determine that defendants are liable for discrimination if an illegal factor (here: race, color, religion, sex, or national origin) contributed to an adverse dec...
Skye A Woestehoff,Christian A Meissner Skye A Woestehoff
Research on jurors' perceptions of confession evidence suggests that jurors may not be sensitive to factors that can influence the reliability of a confession. Jurors' decisions tend not to be influenced by situational pressures to confess,...
Gargi Bhattacharya,Margaret S Stockdale Gargi Bhattacharya
This study examined the critique in public discourse that sexual harassment (SH) victim advocates, particularly women and feminists, ignore the quality of evidence in a SH claim and are reluctant to find evidence of a false accusation. To b...
Andrew M Smith,R C L Lindsay,Gary L Wells Andrew M Smith
A showup is an identification procedure in which a lone suspect is presented to the eyewitness for an identification attempt. Showups are commonly used when law enforcement personnel locate a suspect near the scene of a crime in both time a...
Anne A Fast,Kristina R Olson,Gregory N Mandel Anne A Fast
Lay people routinely misunderstand or do not obey laws protecting intellectual property (IP), leading to a variety of (largely unsuccessful) efforts by policymakers, IP owners, and researchers to change those beliefs and behaviors. The curr...
Verena A Oberlader,Christoph Naefgen,Judith Koppehele-Gossel et al. Verena A Oberlader et al.
Within the scope of judicial decisions, approaches to distinguish between true and fabricated statements have been of particular importance since ancient times. Although methods focusing on "prototypical" deceptive behavior (e.g., psychophy...
Rachel Greenspan,Nicholas Scurich Rachel Greenspan
The current research investigated the mechanisms by which perceptions of confession evidence both influence and are influenced by perceptions of other case evidence using the theoretical framework of coherence-based reasoning (CBR). CBR pos...
Laura Smalarz,Stephanie Madon,Yueran Yang et al. Laura Smalarz et al.
This research provided the first empirical test of the hypothesis that stereotypes bias evaluations of forensic evidence. A pilot study (N = 107) assessed the content and consensus of 20 criminal stereotypes by identifying perpetrator chara...