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Child in the Eyes of the Jury - Assessing Mock Jurors' Perceptions of the Child Witness (From Children's Eyewitness Memory, P 142-154, 1987, Stephen J Ceci, et al, eds. - See NCJ-104752)

NCJ Number

104757

Date Published

1987

Children's Eyewitness Memory

NCJ Number

104752

Date Published

1987

Child Sexual and Physical Abuse - Children's Testimony (From Children's Eyewitness Memory, P 1-23, 1987, Stephen J Ceci, et al, eds. - See NCJ-104752)

NCJ Number

104753

Date Published

1987

Suggestibility and the Child Witness (From Children's Eyewitness Memory, P 24-35, 1987, Stephen J Ceci, et al, eds. - See NCJ-104752)

NCJ Number

104754

Date Published

1987

Children's Testimony - Age-Related Patterns of Memory Errors (From Children's Eyewitness Memory, P 36-52, 1987, Stephen J Ceci, et al, eds. - See NCJ-104752)

NCJ Number

104755

Date Published

1987

Eyewitness Identification - What Can a Psychologist Tell a Jury?

NCJ Number

90643

Journal

American Psychologist

Date Published

1983

Eyewitness Testimony of Children

NCJ Number

101814

Journal

Journal of Applied Social Psychology

Date Published

1986

When a Child Take the Stand - Jurors' Perceptions of Children's Eyewitness Testimony

NCJ Number

104404

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1987

Some Facts About 'Weapon Focus'

NCJ Number

104405

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1987

Special Care Questioning

NCJ Number

104430

Journal

Polygraph

Date Published

1986

Expert Witnesses in Eyewitness Facial Identification Cases

NCJ Number

104514

Journal

Texas Tech Law Review

Date Published

1986

Evaluating the Police - Attitudes, Competency and Credibility (From Police Selection and Training, P 365-373, 1986, John C Yuille, ed. - See NCJ-104142)

NCJ Number

104165

Date Published

1986

Meaningful Research in the Police Context, (From Police Selection and Training, P 225-243, 1986, John C Yuille, ed. - See NCJ-104142)

NCJ Number

104156

Date Published

1986

Some Psychological Aspects Relevant to the Jury (From Jury Proceedings of Seminar on the Jury, 20-22 May 1986, P 101-118, Dennis Challinger, ed. - See NCJ-103890)

NCJ Number

103895

Date Published

1986

Age Differences in Eyewitness Testimony

NCJ Number

103300

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1986

Cross-Racial Identification Errors in Criminal Cases

NCJ Number

102980

Journal

Cornell Law Review

Date Published

1984

Sex Differences in Eyewitness Reports of Criminal Assaults

NCJ Number

102925

Journal

Medicine, Science and the Law

Date Published

1986

Psychology and the Legal System

NCJ Number

103116

Date Published

1987

Recall of Pictures of Common Objects - Effects of Fidelity and Familiarity on Hypermnesia

NCJ Number

102971

Date Published

1985

Hypnosis 'Useful in Medicine, Dangerous in Court'

NCJ Number

102964

Date Published

1983

Impact of General Versus Specific Expert Testimony and Eyewitness Confidence Upon Mock Juror Judgment

NCJ Number

102455

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1986

Hypnotically Induced Testimony (From Eyewitness Testimony Psychological Perspective, P 171-213, 1984, G L Wells and E F Loftus, eds.)

NCJ Number

102970

Date Published

1984

Confidence and Accuracy of Eyewitness Identification From Lineups

NCJ Number

102456

Journal

Law and Human Behavior

Date Published

1986

Effects of Visual Imagery Ability of Hypermnesia for Pictures and Words

NCJ Number

102845

Date Published

1986

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Reconstructing Memory Through Hypnosis - Forensic and Clinical Implications

NCJ Number

102846

Date Published

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