| Cognitive Bias in Forensic Mental Health Assessment: Evaluator Beliefs About Its Nature and Scope |
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| A Hierarchy of Expert Performance Applied to Forensic Psychological Assessments |
12 |
| Reductions in Risk Based on Time Offense-Free in the Community: Once a Sexual Offender, Not Always a Sexual Offender |
10 |
| Adoption in the Service of Child Protection: An International Interdisciplinary Perspective |
10 |
| The Influence of Confessions on Guilty Pleas and Plea Discounts |
8 |
| Resolution or Resignation: The Role of Forensic Mental Health Professionals Amidst the Competency Services Crisis |
7 |
| Pitfalls in Using Eyewitness Confidence to Diagnose the Accuracy of an Individual Identification Decision |
7 |
| Bridging Mental Health and Criminal Justice Systems: A Systematic Review of the Impact of Mental Health Courts on Individuals and Communities |
7 |
| A Survey of Potential Jurors' Perceptions of Interrogations and Confessions |
7 |
| The Promise of Prevention Science for Addressing Intergenerational Poverty |
6 |
| Can Youths' Perceptions of the Police Be Improved? Results of a School-Based Field Evaluation in Three Jurisdictions |
5 |
| Treatment for Restoration of Competence to Stand Trial: Critical Analysis and Policy Recommendations |
5 |
| Attorney Perspectives on Juvenile and Adult Clients' Competence to Plead Guilty |
4 |
| Effects of Juvenile Sex Offender Registration on Adolescent Well-Being: An Empirical Examination |
4 |
| In the Eyes of the Law: Perception Versus Reality in Appraisals of Video Evidence |
4 |
| The Media's Impact on the Right to a Fair Trial: A Content Analysis of Pretrial Publicity in Capital Cases |
4 |
| Eyewitness Identification: Live, Photo, and Video Lineups |
4 |
| Perpetually Stigmatized: False Confessions Prompt Underlying Mechanisms That Motivate Negative Perceptions of Exonerees |
4 |
| Enhancing Cooperation and Disclosure by Manipulating Affiliation and Developing Rapport in Investigative Interviews |
4 |
| Support, Reluctance, and Production in Child Abuse Investigative Interviews |
4 |
| NICHD-Protocol Investigations of Individuals With Intellectual Disability: A Descriptive Analysis |
3 |
| Children's Conversational Memory Regarding a Minor Transgression and a Subsequent Interview |
3 |
| Crime, Punishment, and Causation: The Effect of Etiological Information on the Perception of Moral Agency |
3 |
| Development of the Rapport Scales for Investigative Interviews and Interrogations (RS3i), Interviewee Version |
3 |
| Effects of Rapport Building on Confessions in an Experimental Paradigm |
3 |
| Objectivity is a Myth for You but Not for Me or Police: A Bias Blind Spot for Viewing and Remembering Criminal Events |
3 |
| Freedom Now or a Future Later: Pitting the Lasting Implications of Collateral Consequences Against Pretrial Detention in Decisions to Plead Guilty |
3 |
| Too Young to Plead? Risk, Rationality, and Plea Bargaining's Innocence Problem in Adolescents |
3 |
| Bluffed by the Dealer: Distinguishing False Pleas From False Confessions |
3 |
| On the Road (to Admission): Engaging Suspects With Minimization |
3 |
| Familiar Eyewitness Identifications: The Current State of Affairs |
3 |
| Trial of Three Investigative Interview Techniques With Minimally Verbal Adults Reporting About Occurrences of a Staged Repeated Event |
3 |
| Forensic Clinicians' Understanding of Bias |
2 |
| When a Sex Offender Wins the Lottery: Social and Legal Punitiveness Toward Sex Offenders in an Instance of Perceived Injustice |
2 |
| Mass Shootings in the United States: Understanding the Importance of Mental Health and Firearm Considerations |
2 |
| Extraordinary and Compelling: The Use of Compassionate Release Laws in the United States |
2 |
| All Is Not As It Seems: Avoidable Pitfalls in the Interpretation of Lineup Field Data |
2 |
| Communicating Violence Risk During Testimony: Do Different Formats Lead to Different Perceptions Among Jurors? |
2 |
| Juveniles' Beliefs About and Perceptions of Probation Predict Technical Violations and Delinquency |
2 |
| The Differential Impacts of Probation Staff Attitudes on Use of Evidence-Based Practices |
2 |
| Parents' Understanding of the Juvenile Dependency System |
2 |
| US Cities With Greater Gender Equality Have More Progressive Sexual Orientation Laws and Services |
2 |
| Do Positive Perceptions of Correctional Staff Mitigate Institutional Violence Among Youthful Offenders? |
2 |
| Perceptions of Police Brutality: Does Audio Matter? |
1 |
| Developing and Validating a Tool to Predict Placements in Administrative Segregation: Predictive Accuracy With Inmates, Including Indigenous and Female Inmates |
1 |
| How Defense Attorneys Consult With Juvenile Clients About Plea Bargains |
1 |
| Public Support for Harsh Criminal Justice Policy and Its Moral and Ideological Tides |
1 |
| Can Reduced Homelessness Help Explain Public Safety Benefits of Mental Health Court? |
1 |
| Validity, Interrater Reliability, and Measures of Adaptive Behavior: Concerns Regarding the Probative Versus Prejudicial Value |
1 |
| Attitudes, Knowledge, Practices, and Ethical Beliefs of Psychologists Related to Spanking: A Survey of American Psychological Association Division Members |
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