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Douglas Mossman,Michael D Bowen,David J Vanness et al. Douglas Mossman et al.
This study asked whether latent class modeling methods and multiple ratings of the same cases might permit quantification of the accuracy of forensic assessments. Five evaluators examined 156 redacted court reports concerning criminal defen...
Mary R Rose,Shari Seidman Diamond,Kimberly M Baker Mary R Rose
Social psychologist Erving Goffman, in his classic work The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, provides a framework that explains why jurors may turn their attention at the courthouse to information not formally presented from the witne...
Silvija Rucević Silvija Rucević
The current study investigated the association of psychopathic traits with violent and non-violent delinquency, delinquency versatility, and risky sexual behavior in Croatian sample of non-referred boys (n = 226) and girls (n = 480). Psycho...
Caroline B Crocker,Margaret Bull Kovera Caroline B Crocker
During voir dire, judges frequently attempt to "rehabilitate" venirepersons who express an inability to be impartial. Venirepersons who agree to ignore their biases and base their verdict on the evidence and the law are eligible for jury se...
Allison D Redlich,Alicia Summers,Steven Hoover Allison D Redlich
Persons with mental illness may be at risk for false admissions to police and to prosecutors because of the defining characteristics of mental illness, but potentially because of heightened recidivism rates and increased opportunities. We s...
James Sauer,Neil Brewer,Tick Zweck et al. James Sauer et al.
Recent research using a calibration approach indicates that eyewitness confidence assessments obtained immediately after a positive identification decision provide a useful guide as to the likely accuracy of the identification. This study e...
Saul M Kassin,Steven A Drizin,Thomas Grisso et al. Saul M Kassin et al.
Recent DNA exonerations have shed light on the problem that people sometimes confess to crimes they did not commit. Drawing on police practices, laws concerning the admissibility of confession evidence, core principles of psychology, and fo...
Ryan D Godfrey,Steven E Clark Ryan D Godfrey
Two experiments examined the effects of multiple identification procedures on identification responses, confidence, and similarity relationships. When the interval between first and second identification procedures was long (Experiment 1), ...
Amy Bradfield Douglass,Jeffrey S Neuschatz,Jennifer Imrich et al. Amy Bradfield Douglass et al.
Two experiments were conducted to test whether post-identification feedback affects evaluations of eyewitnesses. In Experiment 1 (N = 156), evaluators viewed eyewitness testimony. They evaluated witnesses who received confirming post-identi...
Ellen S Cohn,Donald Bucolo,Cesar J Rebellon et al. Ellen S Cohn et al.
Legal socialization theory predicts that attitudes mediate the relation between legal reasoning and rule-violating behavior [Cohn, E. S., & White, S. O. (1990). Legal Socialization: A Study of Norms and Rules. New York: Springer-Verlag]. Mo...