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Genevieve F. Waterhouse (Psychology, Crime & Law, 22.08.2019)
Mock-juror reactions to multiple interview presentation and rapport-building
David M. Markowitz (Psychology, Crime & Law, 16.08.2019)
When context matters: how false, truthful, and genre-related communication styles are revealed in language
Jo Shingler (Psychology, Crime & Law, 14.08.2019)
‘Their life in your hands’: the experiences of prison-based psychologists conducting risk assessments with indeterminate sentenced prisoners in the United Kingdom
Roxanne D. Hawkins (Psychology, Crime & Law, 14.08.2019)
Children’s attitudes towards animal cruelty: Exploration of predictors and socio-demographic variations
Kimberley A. McClure (Psychology, Crime & Law, 13.08.2019)
Officers’ memory and stress in virtual lethal force scenarios: Implications for policy and training
Glenn D. Walters (Psychology, Crime & Law, 13.08.2019)
Criminal thinking as a moderator of the perceived certainty–offending relationship: age variations
Víctor Corral-Verdugo (Psychology, Crime & Law, 09.08.2019)
Environmental predictability influences the relationship between virtues and antisocial/delinquent behavior
Camilla E. J. Elphick (Psychology, Crime & Law, 15.07.2019)
You can believe your eyes: measuring implicit recognition in a lineup with pupillometry
Nicholas Blagden (Psychology, Crime & Law, 15.07.2019)
‘The resurrection after the old has gone and the new has come’: understanding narratives of forgiveness, redemption and resurrection in Christian individuals serving time in custody for a sexual offence
David M. Markowitz (Psychology, Crime & Law, 16.08.2019)
When context matters: how false, truthful, and genre-related communication styles are revealed in language