Research Suggests Influence of Priming Techniques on Disclosure During Interviews
Priming individuals using attachment security increases the likelihood of forthcomingness in interviews.
Mental Health Courts adhering to the Risk-Need-Responsivity Model lower recidivism risk
The Risk-Need-Responsivity model may be an effective case management approach for MHCs
Shame and Guilt are Important to the Understanding of Psychopathy and Psychopathology in Juveniles
For juveniles, shame is positively related to psychopathic behaviors while guilt is
Investigator Knowledge of Witness Interviewing Techniques: Awareness, Use, and Training
Law enforcement interviewers are generally aware of the difference between productive and
No Racial Bias in Response to Juvenile Probation Violations
No systematic pattern of racial discrimination appears to exist post release in
Interactive Training System Successful for Child Interviewers
A computer-based, interactive training system demonstrates promising results for investigative interviewers of
The Role of Callous-Unemotional Traits within Adolescent Group Offending
Callous-Unemotional (CU) traits are associated with a greater likelihood of adolescents offending
Psychological Assessments for Aboriginal Offenders may be Culturally Biased
The Correctional Service of Canada faces an order to stop using key
Harry Kennedy 2014 IAFMHS Keynote Address
Dr. Harry Kennedy presents keynote address on Active Management of Length of
CPORT shows Predictive Accuracy for Sexual Recidivism among Adult Male Child Pornography Offenders
The Child Pornography Offender Risk Tool (CPORT) was significantly associated with sexual
Ian Freckelton 2014 IAFMHS Keynote Address
Dr. Ian Freckelton presents keynote address on Not Guilty by Reason of
START Reveals Gender Difference in Prediction of Inpatient Aggression and Self-harm
The START is a better predictor of aggression and self-harm in women
