Examining the Unexplored Stigmas of Imprisoned Individuals in Mexico
Self-stigma and the correlates of self-stigma were explored in a sample of
Predicting Suicide Attempts in Psychiatric Inpatient Samples – Do Shut Down” Behaviors Matter?
Attending to the absence, rather than the presence of “shut down” behaviors,
A Lens on Criminal Responsibility Evaluations in Missouri
An analyses of criminal responsibility evaluations by forensic evaluators in Missouri reveals
Tele-Forensic Interviews Work with Child Witnesses
Face-to-face and tele-forensic (on screen) interviews elicit similar amounts of accurate and
How COVID-19 Changed the Landscape of Forensic Evaluations: The Utility and Future of Telehealth in Examinations
The existing data on the pros and cons of using telehealth platforms
Color coding, numbering, and “Wh”- questions in child interviews: What gets the best results?
Researchers and interviewers should be attentive to the tradeoffs in encouraging children
The Impact of Shame and Intrusive Memories in Adult Men with Criminal Justice Involvement
Almost half of the individuals in a Canadian sample of justice-involved adult
More Than a Label: Post-Release Re-Offending Predicted by Co-Morbid Diagnoses in an Australian Cohort of Forensic Patients
In sample of over 450 Australian men and women found Not Guilty
Factors to address to effectively decrease the rate of restoration readmissions
Immigrant status, absence of suspected feigning according to psychological testing and evaluator
Under the Armor: the Vulnerability that Underlies Aggression
In a sample of adolescent boys in a Dutch secure residential treatment
A Typology of Defendants Found Incompetent
Forensic evaluators and judges should recognize the decreased probability of restoration among
Applying a procedural justice framework to predict openness to change and likelihood of future use of evidence-based interview techniques to law enforcement.
Procedural fairness within law enforcement organizations is important to consider when implementing
