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Authors:
JOHNSON MK
ROBBENNOLT JK
Citation: Mk. Johnson et Jk. Robbennolt, USING SOCIAL-SCIENCE TO INFORM THE LAW OF INTESTACY - THE CASE OF UNMARRIED COMMITTED PARTNERS, Law and human behavior, 22(5), 1998, pp. 479-499
Authors:
PAGLIA A
SCHULLER RA
Citation: A. Paglia et Ra. Schuller, JURORS USE OF HEARSAY EVIDENCE - THE EFFECTS OF TYPE AND TIMING OF INSTRUCTIONS, Law and human behavior, 22(5), 1998, pp. 501-518
Authors:
SKEEM JL
GOLDING SL
COHN NB
BERGE G
Citation: Jl. Skeem et al., LOGIC AND RELIABILITY OF EVALUATIONS OF COMPETENCE TO STAND TRIAL, Law and human behavior, 22(5), 1998, pp. 519-547
Authors:
POZZULO JD
LINDSAY RCL
Citation: Jd. Pozzulo et Rcl. Lindsay, IDENTIFICATION ACCURACY OF CHILDREN VERSUS ADULTS - A METAANALYSIS, Law and human behavior, 22(5), 1998, pp. 549-570
Authors:
PICKEL KL
Citation: Kl. Pickel, THE EFFECTS OF MOTIVE INFORMATION AND CRIME UNUSUALNESS ON JURORS JUDGMENTS IN INSANITY CASES, Law and human behavior, 22(5), 1998, pp. 571-584
Authors:
WILSON JR
BORNSTEIN BH
Citation: Jr. Wilson et Bh. Bornstein, METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN PRETRIAL PUBLICITY RESEARCH - IS THEMEDIUM THE MESSAGE, Law and human behavior, 22(5), 1998, pp. 585-597
Authors:
ROGERS R
SALEKIN RT
SEWELL KW
GOLDSTEIN A
LEONARD K
Citation: R. Rogers et al., A COMPARISON OF FORENSIC AND NONFORENSIC MALINGERERS - A PROTOTYPICALANALYSIS OF EXPLANATORY MODELS, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 353-367
Authors:
RUBY CL
BRIGHAM JC
Citation: Cl. Ruby et Jc. Brigham, CAN CRITERIA-BASED CONTENT-ANALYSIS DISTINGUISH BETWEEN TRUE AND FALSE STATEMENTS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN SPEAKERS, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 369-388
Authors:
LEVI AM
Citation: Am. Levi, ARE DEFENDANTS GUILTY IF THEY WERE CHOSEN IN A LINEUP, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 389-407
Authors:
ROBINSON MD
JOHNSON JT
Citation: Md. Robinson et Jt. Johnson, HOW NOT TO ENHANCE THE CONFIDENCE-ACCURACY RELATION - THE DETRIMENTALEFFECTS OF ATTENTION TO THE IDENTIFICATION PROCESS, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 409-428
Authors:
GREENE EJ
DARLEY JM
Citation: Ej. Greene et Jm. Darley, EFFECTS OF NECESSARY, SUFFICIENT, AND INDIRECT CAUSATION ON JUDGMENTSOF CRIMINAL LIABILITY, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 429-451
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OGLOFF JRP
Citation: Jrp. Ogloff, ADVERSARIAL FORUM - THE RISK ASSESSMENT ENTERPRISE - SELECTIVE INCAPACITATION OR INCREASED PREDICTIVE ACCURACY, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 453-453
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MATHIESEN T
Citation: T. Mathiesen, SELECTIVE INCAPACITATION REVISITED, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 455-469
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WEBSTER CD
Citation: Cd. Webster, COMMENT ON MATHIESEN,THOMAS SELECTIVE INCAPACITATION REVISITED, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 471-476
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MATHIESEN T
Citation: T. Mathiesen, COMMENT ON MATHIESEN,THOMAS SELECTIVE INCAPACITATION REVISITED - REBUTTAL, Law and human behavior, 22(4), 1998, pp. 477-477
Authors:
GOODMANDELAHUNTY J
GREENE E
HSIAO W
Citation: J. Goodmandelahunty et al., CONSTRUING MOTIVE IN VIDEOTAPED KILLINGS - THE ROLE OF JURORS ATTITUDES TOWARD THE DEATH-PENALTY, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 257-271
Authors:
ROGERS R
CRUISE KR
Citation: R. Rogers et Kr. Cruise, ASSESSMENT OF MALINGERING WITH SIMULATION DESIGNS - THREATS TO EXTERNAL VALIDITY, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 273-285
Authors:
HASTIE R
SCHKADE DA
PAYNE JW
Citation: R. Hastie et al., A STUDY OF JUROR AND JURY JUDGMENTS IN CIVIL CASES - DECIDING LIABILITY FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 287-314
Authors:
NORRIS MP
MAY MC
Citation: Mp. Norris et Mc. May, SCREENING FOR MALINGERING IN A CORRECTIONAL SETTING, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 315-323
Authors:
HADDOCK G
ZANNA MP
Citation: G. Haddock et Mp. Zanna, ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF AFFECTIVE AND COGNITIVE INFORMATION IN PREDICTING ATTITUDES TOWARD CAPITAL-PUNISHMENT, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 325-339
Authors:
LEVINE M
Citation: M. Levine, DO STANDARDS OF PROOF AFFECT DECISION-MAKING IN CHILD PROTECTION INVESTIGATIONS, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 341-347
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HART SD
Citation: Sd. Hart, PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS FOR THE COURTS - A HANDBOOK FOR MENTAL-HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND LAWYERS, 2ND EDITION - MELTON,GB, PETRILA,J, POYTHRESS,NG, SLOBOGIN,C, Law and human behavior, 22(3), 1998, pp. 349-351
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CALLAHAN LA
SILVER E
Citation: La. Callahan et E. Silver, FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONDITIONAL RELEASE OF PERSONS ACQUITTED BY REASON OF INSANITY - A DECISION TREE APPROACH, Law and human behavior, 22(2), 1998, pp. 147-163
Authors:
GOODMAN GS
TOBEY AE
BATTERMANFAUNCE JM
ORCUTT H
THOMAS S
SHAPIRO C
SACHSENMAIER T
Citation: Gs. Goodman et al., FACE-TO-FACE CONFRONTATION - EFFECTS OF CLOSED-CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY ON CHILDRENS EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY AND JURORS DECISIONS, Law and human behavior, 22(2), 1998, pp. 165-203
Authors:
VEYSEY BM
STEADMAN HJ
MORRISSEY JP
JOHNSEN M
BECKSTEAD JW
Citation: Bm. Veysey et al., USING THE REFERRAL DECISION SCALE TO SCREEN MENTALLY-ILL JAIL DETAINEES - VALIDITY AND IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES, Law and human behavior, 22(2), 1998, pp. 205-215