Contextual information influences lineup identification statements - CONCEPT Professional Training
People readily incorporate contextual information into their interpretations of witnesses’ verbal expressions
Youths’ Attitudes Toward the Justice System are Most Impacted by Their First Arrest
Youths’ first contact with the justice system may have an impact on
AP-LS 2017 Presidential Address
Dr. David DeMatteo presented his Presidential address "AP-LS and the Field of
PCRA Overestimates Recidivism for Older Offenders and Underestimates for Younger Offenders
Despite the inclusion of age as a risk factor, PCRA scores overestimate
Psychopathy Associated with Witnessing Domestic Violence as a Child
Witnessing domestic violence as a child is associated with overall psychopathy levels.
Youth, Probation Officer, and Parent Behavior Influence Case Processing and Recidivism
Youth behavior, the assessment of extralegal factors by probation officers, and parental
Perceptions of Justice Among Victimized Female Prisoners
Victims’ perceptions of procedural and distributive justice of a class action lawsuit
Counterfactual thinking influences individual’s support for crime control theater policies
Manipulations that promoted counterfactual thinking led mock jurors to be more certain
Cognitive Processing Style May Represent a Threat to Making Competent Plea Decisions
A person’s cognitive processing style may affect his or her decision to
Uncertainty Avoidance and Language Formality Impact Interpersonal Alignment in Police-Civilian Interactions
Negotiators tend to achieve more alignment in within-culture interactions compared to cross-cultural
Juvenile Criminal Involvement may Signal the Presence of Heightened Criminogenic Need among Adults with SMI
A juvenile history of criminal involvement may signal the presence of heightened
Mental Health’s Role in Juvenile Justice Rehabilitation
Justice involved youth whose mental health needs were treated, also had their
