Psychology Crime & Law

Papers
(The median citation count of Psychology Crime & Law is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Public beliefs on the relationship between lying and memory20
Facilitating sensitive disclosures by building rapport: the sensitive topic paradigm*16
The State of Florida v. Kelvin Lee Coleman Jr.: the implications of neuroscience in the courtroom through a case study14
Statement of Retraction: The verdict is in: how did they decide? Using drivers' self-reported data to understand officers' decision making during traffic stop encounters13
Is the taint argument real? Public perceptions of juries that include felon-jurors11
Perspectives of juror-eligible adults: validation of the Juror Questionnaire of Values and Viewpoints (JQVV) for capital cases10
‘The witness is lying!’: the impact of a defendant countering a jailhouse informant’s testimony10
Co-offending and police notification: the differential reporting of young groups to the police10
COVID-19 and the courtroom: how social and cognitive psychological processes might affect trials during a pandemic9
Let’s (not) talk about race: comparing mock jurors’ verdicts and deliberation content in a case of lethal police use of force with a White or Indigenous victim9
After a storm comes a calm: International expert decision-making process regarding abstract definitions of emotional cool-off periods in sexual homicide8
Reducing criminal record discrimination through banning the box: the importance of timing and explanation in the reveal of a drug conviction8
‘Violence is all he knew, and it seemed to work’: using the power threat meaning framework to explore prison officers’ understandings of violence in Irish prisons8
Managing investigative interviews with vulnerable suspects in the UK: do specialist interview managers (IM’s) understand vulnerability?8
Fear from a distance: testing a new model of psychological distance and fear of crime7
Predictors of recidivism following release from custody: a meta-analysis7
Does debt increase risk? A mixed methods approach to studying the potential underlying risk factors in the relationship between debt and crime7
Culture and credibility: the assessment of asylum seekers’ statements7
‘Cool' or ‘hot' rational choices: an examination of traits and states in sexual crimes7
Complications and consistency: investigating the asymmetric information management ‘AIM’ technique with follow-up statements6
A double standard in evaluating implicit threats6
Understanding the ‘walk of shame’: exploring the experiences of individuals with sexual convictions who have been recalled from open conditions in England and Wales6
Factors differentiating between incarcerated men and women in New South Wales, Australia6
‘He seems odd’: the effects of risk-irrelevant information and actuarial risk estimates on mock jurors’ perceptions of sexual recidivism risk6
Moral foundations and criminality: comparing community members to prisoners and violent/non-violent offenders6
Evaluating borderline personality disorder traits in the context of an intimate partner violence intervention programme6
Patterns in the use of best practices for eyewitness identifications in the field5
Perceptions of crime severity and stigma toward family members grieving the loss of a person to incarceration5
Intuitive anger in the context of crime and punishment5
Eyewitness testimony in native and second languages5
The intersection of defendant gender and racialisation in a case of child neglect5
SCANning for truth. Scholars’ and practitioners’ perceptions on the use(fulness) of Scientific Content Analysis in detecting deception during police interviews5
Correction4
Victim-survivors’ perceptions of a cognitive interview protocol for sexual offence investigations4
Memory and credibility perceptions of alcohol and other drug intoxicated witnesses and victims of crime4
High eyewitness confidence is always compelling: that’s a problem4
Survival, self-sufficiency, and repair: reentry strategies and resources for wrongfully convicted people4
Vehicular heatstroke: how do extralegal factors influence perceptions of blame, responsibility, forgiveness and punishment?4
Mindsets of criminality: predicting punitive and rehabilitative attitudes4
Justice and strain-based conflict among Chinese prison staff4
White paper on forensic child interviewing: research-based recommendations by the European Association of Psychology and Law4
Alternative stories and the decision to prosecute: an applied approach against confirmation bias in criminal prosecution4
Risk profiles in a Spanish sample of juvenile offenders: implications for risk assessment and management4
Murder or manslaughter: the role of premeditation and associated behavioural characteristics4
A systematic review of offender mental health stigma: commonality, psychometric measures and differential diagnosis4
‘Tell me about the time you remember the best’: the effect of a remember best prompt on adults’ reports of a repeated emotionally stressful event4
Battling bias: can two implicit bias remedies reduce juror racial bias?4
Executive functions, self-control and juvenile delinquency4
Juror perceptions of incentivized informant testimony4
The impact of trauma-awareness session on police officers’ trauma-informed attitudes in Scotland3
Your alibi better not be a-changin’: the effect of alibi change and interview strategy on perceptions of alibi witness’s credibility, suspect innocence, and interview quality3
The role of discrete emotional reactions to child sexual abuse (CSA) testimony in mock juror decision-making3
Knowledge about eyewitness testimony: a survey of Indonesian police officers and psychologists3
Consumers’ response to mass market scam solicitations: profiling scams and responses3
Emotional, cognitive and behavioral self-regulation in forensic psychiatric patients: changes over time and associations with childhood trauma, identity and personality pathology3
Development and application of an offense severity index in the evaluation of treatment of individuals convicted of sexual crimes3
Perceived justice, negative emotions and delinquency in Chinese high schools and vocational schools3
Active guardianship in urban public places: place attachment and social cohesion3
The impact of emotion on offender decision-making: advancing our understanding through virtual re-enactment3
Credibility assessment in context: the influence of intergroup bias and the context of the crime3
Objection, your Honour: examining the questioning practices of Canadian judges3
Tipsy, trashed, or totalled? Lay understanding of dose-specific alcohol intoxication and the criminal justice system3
The Burglary Cognitive Distortions Scale: its association with burglary proclivity and other key variables3
Beyond 50%: providing contextual and coaching information substantially improves adults’ ability to detect children’s lies3
Towards clinically meaningful subtyping of youth with violent behavior: application of latent profile analysis to a risk-strengths based risk assessment model*3
Stigmatizing ‘evildoers’: how beliefs about evil and public stigma explain criminal justice policy preferences3
Life experiences and health factors linked to violent offending and repeated incarceration among males in Spain3
Exploring individual-level predictors of punitive attitudes in Australia3
Cultural context and sentencing: content analysis of sentencing remarks for Indigenous defendants of domestic violence in the Northern Territory, Australia3
Predictive validity of the structured assessment of violence risk in youth (SAVRY) on the recidivism of juvenile offenders: a systematic review3
Testing the job demands-resources model in explaining life satisfaction of Nigerian correctional staff3
Clients who self-refer to a Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC): a preliminary exploration of client and case characteristics3
Violence and stigma: a qualitative exploration of judicial perceptions of defendants with psychiatric disorders3
Judicial decision-making in the era of pretrial reform3
Assessing the deterrent effect of symbolic guardianship through neighbourhood watch signs and police signs: a virtual reality study2
Exploring factors associated with chronic and serious offending in detained dual system youth2
Increasing client motivation ratings across violence rehabilitation are promising predictors of reduced post-custody recidivism2
Multiple independent lineups: a procedure for corroborating eyewitness identification evidence in children2
Legal cynicism, but not depression, mediates the link between adverse environmental factors and youth’s political violence support2
Are sad children more believable? A systematic review of the relationship between emotional demeanour of child victims and juror credibility judgements2
Racial fairness in violence risk instruments: a review of the literature2
Laypersons’ recognition of and attribution of blame in situations involving domestic minor sex trafficking2
Avatars with child sexual abuse (vs. no abuse) scenarios elicit different emotional reactions2
International researchers and child protection service workers beliefs about child sexual abuse disclosure and statement validity2
Confirming or resisting the ‘racist cop’ stereotype?: the importance of a police officer’s ‘guardian’ identity in moderating support for procedural justice2
The working alliance and readiness to change in clients who have criminally offended2
Organizational trust and correctional staff job stress: a test among Nigerian prison officers2
Perceptions of campaign donors and their impact on judgments of judicial fairness2
With theater, you have to be ready for anything: university response, expert testimony, and sample influence jurors’ decisions and counterfactual endorsement in a crime control theater case2
INSIGHT intervention for individuals who sexually offended against children: preliminary results of a randomized pilot study2
Technology and eyewitness memory: evaluating the efficacy of a novel digital cued recall tool2
The impact of multiple interviews on the accuracy and narrative coherence of children’s memories2
Development of the FORUM: a new patient and clinician reported outcome measure for forensic mental health services2
The masked villain: the effects of facial masking, distance, lighting, and eyewitness age on eyewitness identification accuracy2
Prevalence of types of adverse childhood experiences in incarcerated males: a systematic review and meta-analysis2
Keep it simple: Concise instructions may help jurors devalue eyewitness courtroom confidence when evaluating suspect guilt2
Reliability and validity of the FORUM-P and FORUM-C: two novel instruments for outcome measurement in forensic mental health2
The effect of contributing cause for wrongful conviction on trait ascriptions and hypothetical hiring judgments2
Cognitive and social-cognitive factors as mediators of aggression using structural equation modeling2
The role of video background cues in the virtual court: a psychological perspective2
Can a communication assessment provide a reliable indication of a child’s communication at interview?2
Misinformation – past, present, and future2
Mental health in the courtroom: how victim mental health status impacts juror decision-making in a rape case2
Queer criminology2
Experiential peer support and desistance from crime: a systematic realist literature review2
‘Tell me what just happened’: the effect of immediate recall on adult memory for instances of a repeated event2
An optimal trauma-informed pathway for PTSD, complex PTSD and other mental health and psychosocial impacts of trauma in prisons: an expert consensus statement2
Childhood predictors of successful self-reported delinquents2
The effect of the number of interviewers on children’s testimonies2
Effect of implementing security measures on fear of crime2
The promotive relationship between personality and self-reported offending2
Do road offenders constitute a unique clinical and sociodemographic profile? The relationship between crime and road safety2
The interaction between a change in substance use/consequences and a change in moral agency as a mechanism for decreased criminal involvement in low-to-moderate and high-risk youth2
Lying on misleading information: false confirmation leads to memory errors1
Convergent and predictive validity of the Sexual Violence Risk-20 and risk for sexual violence protocol with older sexual offenders1
Adults’ perceptions of children’s ground rule applications during investigative interviews1
An examination of a juvenile justice diversion program for youth with mental health needs and traumatic stress symptoms: a strengths-based approach1
Serious violence in the Irish Prison Service: exploring the experiences of prison officers and prisoners under the Violently Disruptive Prisoner policy1
The untapped potential of lineups: using eyewitness memory to rule out innocent suspects1
Understanding the mental calculus of a victim advisor: a survey experiment in the context of college campus sexual victimization1
Why should we punish and how? The role of moral intuitions and personal worldviews for punitiveness and sentencing preferences1
An analysis of the effect of social norms on payment of speeding fines1
Laypersons misconceptions as a barrier to understanding plea bargainings innocence problem1
The impact of defendants’ criminal history on prosecutor plea decision-making1
Impact of base rate information on estimated risk of recidivism of sex offenders in Japan1
Perceived deservingness of procedurally (un)just treatment: experimental evidence of minority perceptions of vicarious police-citizen interactions1
Do adolescent risk assessment tools capture self-reported reasons for desistance? An examination of the content validity of protective factors1
Cognitions and emotions about child sexual abuse (CECSA): development of a self-report measure to predict bias in child sexual abuse investigations1
Defense attorney perspectives about juvenile interrogations: SROs, parents, and the adolescent defendant1
Right-wing ideology fuels bias against sex trafficking victims: the mediating role of sexism1
Penitence congruity effect: even murderers are seen as less immoral when expressing guilt and deontological beliefs1
Remaining silent during investigative interviews: a perspective of prisoners convicted for a serious crime1
Offender insight into Australian stolen goods markets from 2002–2017: the DUMA survey as a 16-year window into property crime offenders’ target selections and disposal1
The role of mental illness in women’s pathways to crime living in a U.S.-México border region1
The effects of victim testimony order and judicial education on juror decision-making in trials for rape1
Virtual reality to reduce recidivism risk in child-to-parent violence and other crimes1
Mental health screens used in U.S. corrections settings: evidence of fairness with Black and Latinx people1
Juror perceptions of excited utterance hearsay testimony in an adult sexual assault case1
Legal psychologists as experts: guidelines for minimizing bias1
Workplace cyberbullying toward the Arab minority in Israel: gender differences in attitudes and attribution of blame1
Studying sequential processes of criminal defendant decision-making using a choose-your-own-adventure research paradigm1
Untangling the relationship between child maltreatment and criminal behavior: executive functioning as mediator1
Prevalence and risk-factors for burnout, posttraumatic stress, and secondary traumatization among Danish prosecutors: findings from a pilot-study1
Reinforced self-affirmation as a method of reducing the misinformation effect: Towards ecological validity1
Technology on trial: facilitative and prejudicial effects of computer-generated animations on jurors’ legal judgments1
Punitive consequences of being a minority male: an analysis exploring intersectionality, racial/ethnic threat, and sentencing outcomes1
The effectiveness of the offender personality disorder pathway: a propensity score-matched analysis1
New ideas in psychology crime and law1
Culture, trauma, and memory in investigative interviews1
Re-examining the dual harm profile: an assessment using US prison population-level data1
A framework for testing theories of criminal decision-making using VR scenarios and process tracing and its application to situational action theory1
Eyewitnesses who engage in immediate recall are not perceived as more credible1
Assessing recidivism risk with criminal thinking and prior arrests: do risk factors accumulate or interact?1
RETRACTED ARTICLE: Perceptions of radicalisation in mental health care and the security domain: roles, responsibilities, and collaboration1
The economic burden of posttraumatic stress disorder among Canadian lawyers: an exploratory study1
Exploring the linkage between changes in detainees’ perceptions of procedural justice and changes in misconduct1
The use of alternative scenarios in assessing the reliability of victims’ statements1
The biasing nature of gang evidence: inducing memory errors for evidence of past criminal behavior1
The relationship between borderline personality disorder symptoms and treatment adherence self-efficacy in substance use treatment among a court-mandated sample in the U.S.1
‘This incident happened when there were 10 people in the house?’ Exploring a framework to categorize defense attorneys’ plausibility questioning in CSA trials1
Intergenerational transmission of personality disorder: general or disorder-specific?1
The ‘emotional defendant effect’: a systematic review of experimental studies1
A simulation study on the utility of the Structured Interview of Reported Symptoms-Second Edition (SIRS-2) in Taiwan Region adults1
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