Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Social ties and short-term self-reported delinquent behaviour of personality disordered forensic outpatients,2010,15,2,357-372,De Ruiter
Female juvenile arsonists: An exploratory look at characteristics and solo and group arson offences,2010,15,2,385-399,Roe-Sepowitz
Crossover and stability of victim type in child molesters,2010,15,2,401-413,Proeve
A test of methodology intended to assist detection of aggressive offence paralleling behaviour within secure settings,2009,14,2,213-226,Mannion
Crime profiles and conditional release performance of psychopathic and non‐psychopathic sexual offenders,2009,14,1,109-118,Wilson
Addressing problems with traditional crime linking methods using receiver operating characteristic analysis,2009,14,2,293-310,Bennell
Testing the predictive utility of the STATIC‐99: A Bayes analysis,2009,14,2,187-200,Beauregard
Effects of victim gender victim sexual orientation victim response and respondent gender on judgements of blame in a hypothetical adolescent rape,2009,14,2,331-338,Rogers
Measuring criminal thinking styles: The construct validity and utility of the PICTS in a Dutch prison sample,2009,14,1,35-49,Nijman
How do young offenders describe their parents?,2001,6,1,103-120,Haapasalo
Gender and perceptions of dangerousness in civil psychiatric patients,2001,6,2,215-228,Elbogen
Criminogenic need and women offenders: A critique of the literature,2006,11,2,179-195,Palmer
An examination of the impact of community‐based rehabilitation on the offending behaviour of male domestic violence offenders and the characteristics associated with recidivism,2005,10,2,189-209,Bowen
Motivational interviewing with offenders: A systematic review,2009,14,1,83-100,McMurran
‘Tolling for the luckless the abandoned and forsaked’: Therapeutic jurisprudence and international human rights law as applied to prisoners and detainees by forensic psychologists,2008,13,2,231-243,Birgden
An assessment for attitudes consistent with sexual offending for use with offenders with intellectual disabilities,2007,12,1,55-68,Lindsay
Assessing crossover in a sample of sexual offenders with multiple victims,2007,12,1,149-163,Friendship
Construct validity reliability and predictive validity of the dynamic risk assessment and management system (DRAMS) in offenders with intellectual disability,2008,13,2,309-321,Lindsay
Distance travelled and offence characteristics in homicide rape and robbery against business,2008,13,2,345-356,Santtila
Examining the relationship between low empathy and self‐reported offending,2007,12,2,265-286,Farrington
Expectancy violation and perceptions of rape victim credibility,2008,13,2,323-334,Day
Further validation of the short self‐esteem scale with sexual offenders,2007,12,2,207-216,Thornton
Human rights and forensic psychology,2008,13,2,209-218,Ward
Human rights is not enough: The need for demonstrating efficacy of an ethical approach to interviewing in India,2008,13,1,89-106,Alison
Interventions with arsonists and young fire setters: A survey of the national picture in England and Wales,2007,12,1,101-116,Palmer
Offending behaviour programmes in the community: The effects on reconviction of three programmes with adult male offenders,2007,12,2,251-264,Palmer
Paradoxes of proof and punishment: Psychological pitfalls in judicial decision making,2007,12,2,189-205,Keijser
Recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse: Current findings and their legal implications,2008,13,2,165-176,Merckelbach
Sex offender risk assessment: Consideration of human rights in community protection legislation,2008,13,2,245-256,Vess
Sexual fantasy in paedophile offenders: Can any model explain satisfactorily new findings from a study of Internet and contact sexual offenders?,2008,13,1,137-158,Sheldon
The effect of a judicial declaration of competence on the perceived credibility of children and defendants,2008,13,2,257-277,Connolly
The experiences of a young Gypsy‐Traveller in the transition from custody to community: An interpretative phenomenological analysis,2007,12,1,133-147,Meek
Trial venue decisions in juvenile cases: Mitigating and extralegal factors matter,2007,12,1,21-39,Nunez
Domestic violence and panic attacks -- common neural mechanisms?,2006,11,2,267-282,Gilchrist
Crime scene actions and offender characteristics in arsons,2004,9,2,197-214,Hakkanen
Juvenile firesetters: Crime scene actions and offender characteristics,2003,8,1,1-20,Hakkanen
Do court- and self-referred domestic violence offenders share the same characteristics? A preliminary comparison of motivation to change locus of control and anger,2004,9,2,279-294,Bowen
'Anchored narratives' and the interface of law psychology and semiotics,1996,1,1,17-45,Jackson
'What colour is your pet dinosaur?' The impact of pre-interview training and question type on children's answers,1999,4,1,111-128,Pipe
'You didn't take Lucy's skirt off': The effect of misleading information on omissions and commissions in children's memory reports,2010,15,2,229-241,Merckelbach
A community forensic intellectual disability service: Twelve year follow up of referrals analysis of referral patterns and assessment of harm reduction,2006,11,1,113-130,Lindsay
A comparison of patterns of moral development in young offenders and non-offenders,1998,3,2,225-235,Palmer
A field study of adult witness interviewing practices in a Canadian police organization,2011,16,1,160-172,Snook
A fundamental attribution error? Rethinking cognitive distortions†,2006,11,2,155-177,Mann
A typology of child abduction events,2002,7,1,115-120,Friendship
Accreditation of offending behaviour programmes and recent developments in What Works initiatives in HM Prison Service,2003,8,1,65-67,
Accreditation of offending behaviour programmes in HM Prison Service: 'What Works' in practice,2003,8,1,69-81,Thornton
An evaluation of the Enhanced Thinking Skills (ETS) programme with mentally disordered offenders in a high security hospital,2009,14,2,201-212,Moore
An examination of the degree to which IQ memory performance socio-economic status and gender predict young children's suggestibility,2002,7,2,227-239,Powell
An examination of the questioning styles of police officers and caregivers when interviewing children with intellectual disabilities,2006,11,1,35-53,Powell
An overlooked vulnerability in a defendant: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and a miscarriage of justice,2006,11,2,211-218,Gudjonsson
Anger treatment with forensic hospital patients,1997,2,1,103-116,Novaco
Antisocial personality disorder: An evolutionary game theory analysis,1997,2,1,23-34,Colman
Anxiety alcohol intoxication and aggression,2011,16,2,357-371,McMurran
Anxiety alcohol use and aggression: Untangling the causal pathways,2011,16,2,372-378,Durrant
Assessing reconviction reoffending and recidivism in a sample of UK sexual offenders,2003,8,2,207-215,Falshaw
Assessing trait memory distrust: Psychometric properties of the Squire Subjective Memory Questionnaire,2010,15,2,373-384,Merckelbach
Assessment and decision-making: Probation officers' construing of factors relevant to risk,2000,5,2,165-185,Giles
Assessment of sexual interest using a choice reaction time task and priming: A feasibility study,2009,14,1,65-82,Koivisto
Attitudes towards personality disorders: Comparison between prison officers and psychiatric nurses,2004,9,2,265-277,Nijman
Attitudes towards the mandatory arrest response to domestic battering: Gender and institutional differences from a traditional and a women's university,1997,2,1,35-49,Perrott
Believed cues to deception: Judgments in self-generated trivial and serious situations,2007,12,2,321-331,Taylor
Beyond sequential presentation: Misconceptions and misrepresentations of sequential lineups,2009,14,1,31-34,Lindsay
Can experts help jurors to evaluate eyewitness evidence? A review of eyewitness expert effects,2011,16,1,24-36,Kemp
Change blindness can cause mistaken eyewitness identification,2011,16,1,62-74,Loftus
Changes in measures of personality hostility and locus of control during residence in a prison therapeutic community,1998,3,2,209-223,Newton
Characteristics of malingered amnesia: Consequences of withholding vs. distorting information on later memory of a crime event,2002,7,1,45-61,Bylin
Child and adult witnesses with intellectual disability: The importance of suggestibility,2003,8,2,241-252,Gudjonsson
Child witness research and forensic interviews of young children: A review,2007,12,1,1-19,Goodman
Children recalling an event repeatedly: Effects on RM and CBCA scores,2006,11,1,81-98,Landström
Children' and adolescents' stereotypes of tattooed people as delinquent,2000,5,2,153-164,Durkin
Children's and adults' eyewitness identification accuracy when a culprit changes his appearance: Comparing simultaneous and elimination lineup procedures,2006,11,1,25-34,Pozzulo
Children's conceptions of lying and truth-telling: Implications for child witnesses,2000,5,2,187-199,Bussey
Children's conceptualization of law enforcement on television and in real life,2001,6,2,197-214,Durkin
Children's experiences of the Children's Hearing System: A preliminary study of anxiety,1996,1,2,233-250,Puckering
Children's eyewitness identification performance: Effects of a Not Sure response option and accuracy motivation,2010,15,2,261-277,Brewer
Children's live and videotaped testimonies: How presentation mode affects observers' perception assessment and memory,2007,12,2,333-348,Landström
Children's responses to open-ended utterances in investigative interviews,2001,6,1,49-63,Hershkowitz
Children's responses when interviewers distort details during investigative interviews,1999,4,1,23-31,Roberts
Clinical and risk management factors in risk prediction of mentally disordered offenders-more important than historical data?: A retrospective study of 40 mentally disordered offenders assessed with the HCR-20 violence risk assessment scheme,1999,4,1,67-76,Belfrage
Clinical assessment of malingering and deception: Third edition edited by Richard Rogers,2011,16,2,382-383,Wilcox
Cognitive-behavioural treatment for imprisoned offenders: An evaluation of HM Prison Service's cognitive skills programmes,2003,8,1,103-114,Thornton
Comparing boy and girl arsonists: Crisis family and crime scene characteristics,2011,16,2,277-288,Roe-Sepowitz
Compliance and eyewitness testimony: Do eyewitnesses comply with misleading 'expert pressure' during investigative interviewing?,2002,7,2,155-163,Shewan
Comprehending the Scottish caution: Do offenders understand their right to remain silent?,1998,3,1,13-27,Cooke
Concealed information under stress: A test of the orienting theory in real-life police interrogations,2011,16,2,348-356,Verschuere
Confessions and denials and the relationship with personality,2004,9,1,121-133,Gudjonsson
Contemporary composite techniques: The impact of a forensically-relevant target delay,2005,10,1,63-81,Carson
Content credibility of accounts derived from live and video presentations,2001,6,1,65-83,Akehurst
Context matters: Alibi strength varies according to evaluator perspective,2007,12,1,41-54,Sommers
Current and Historical content scales for the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles (PICTS),2002,7,1,73-86,Walters
Dangerous decisions: A theoretical framework for understanding how judges assess credibility in the courtroom,2009,14,1,119-134,ten Brinke
Debasement and faking bad on the Millon Clinical Multi-axial Inventory III: An examination of characteristics circumstances and motives of forensic patients,2000,5,1,71-81,Jones
Deception detection based on repeated interrogations,2001,6,1,85-101,Granhag
Deceptive responses: The impact of verbal and non-verbal countermeasures,2006,11,1,99-111,Vrij
Desperately seeking evidence: The recovered memory debate,1997,2,2,131-154,Memon
Detecting malingered memory problems in the civil and criminal arena,2010,15,1,97-114,van Oorsouw
Detection of deception with fMRI: Are we there yet?,2008,13,1,1-9,Langleben
Detection of deception: Statement Validity Analysis as a means of determining truthfulness or falsity of rape allegations,2000,5,2,237-259,Brown
Developing programmes for violent offenders,1997,2,1,117-128,Howells
Differentiating arsonists: A model of firesetting actions and characteristics,1998,3,1,73-96,Fritzon
Direct mixed and open questions in child interviewing: An analog study,2009,14,1,135-147,Horowitz
Distinguishing the perpetrators and victims of bullying behaviour in a prison environment: A study of male and female adult prisoners,2001,6,2,229-246,Ireland
Distinguishing truthful from invented accounts using reality monitoring criteria,2010,15,2,177-194,Memon
Does executive functioning predict improvement in offenders' behaviour following enhanced thinking skills training? An exploratory study with implications for rehabilitation,2007,12,1,117-131,Simpson
Does the cognitive interview help children to resist the effects of suggestive questioning?,2003,8,1,21-38,Bull
Effective interventions for acquisitive offenders: An investigation of cognitive skills programmes,2003,8,1,83-101,Nugent
Effectiveness of pupil diameter in a probable-lie comparison question test for deception,2009,14,2,279-292,Kircher
Effects of personality interrogation techniques and plausibility in an experimental false confession paradigm,2008,13,1,71-88,Lee
Elasticity in evaluations of criminal evidence: Exploring the role of cognitive dissonance,2011,16,2,289-306,Ask
Empathy and the recognition of abuse,1996,1,2,147-153,Thornton
Ethical dilemmas in forensic clinical psychology,1997,2,2,177-192,McGuire
Evaluation of a victim's response to an attempted robbery: The effect of victim gender,1996,1,2,211-218,Marsh
Evaluation of facial composite evidence depends on the presence of other case factors,2008,13,2,279-298,McQuiston-Surrett
Evidence of the camera perspective bias in authentic videotaped interrogations: Implications for emerging reform in the criminal justice system,2009,14,1,157-170,Ratcliff
Evolutionary behavioural science and crime: Aetiological and intervention implications,2011,16,2,193-210,Durrant
Evolutionary theory and criminal behaviour,2002,7,1,1-13,Quinsey
Examination of the stability and consistency of investigative interviewer performance across similar mock interview contexts,2010,15,2,243-260,Powell
Exploring gender role identity value orientation of occupation and sex of respondent in influencing attitudes towards male and female offenders,2000,5,2,285-290,Murphy
Expressed Emotion in relationships between staff and patients in forensic services: Changes in relationship status at 12 month follow-up,2002,7,2,203-218,Ryan
Extra-stimulus influences on eyewitness perception and recall: Hastorf and Cantril revisited,1996,1,2,155-164,Davies
Eyewitness identification tests,2010,15,1,77-96,Palmer
Eysenck's theory of crime revisited: Factors or primary scales?,2004,9,1,135-152,Levine
Faking interrogative suggestiblity: The truth machine,2002,7,2,219-225,Baxter
False confessions and the relationship with offending behaviour and personality among Danish adolescents,2007,12,2,287-296,Gudjonsson
Fatal impact? The effects of emotional arousal and weapon presence on police officers' memories for a simulated crime,2006,11,2,313-325,Memon
Firesetting and playing with fire during childhood and adolescence: Interview studies of 18-year-old male draftees and 18 − 19-year-old female pupils,2003,8,2,151-157,Perrin-Wallqvist
Forced confabulation more strongly influences event memory if suggestions are other-generated than self-generated,2009,14,2,241-252,Pezdek
Forensic psychology in England: One practitioner's experience and viewpoint,1996,1,1,131-142,Gudjonsson
From laboratory to the street: Capturing witness memory using the Self-Administered Interview,2011,16,2,211-226,Hope
Further data on interrogative suggestibility and compliance scores following instructed malingering,2010,15,2,221-228,Smeets
Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration … or is it? An investigation of the impact of motivation and feedback on deception detection,2007,12,2,297-309,Woodworth
Goal-setting and reputation enhancement: Behavioural choices among delinquent at-risk and not at-risk adolescents,2001,6,2,165-184,Durkin
Grendon and the emergence of forensic therapeutic communities: Developments in research and practice by Richard Shuker and Elizabeth Sullivan,2011,16,2,383-384,Needs
Halfe the world knowes not how the other halfe lies: Investigation of verbal and non-verbal signs of deception exhibited by criminal offenders and non-offenders,2008,13,1,27-38,Woodworth
He-said-she-said: Contrast effects in credibility assessments and possible threats to fundamental principles of criminal law,2011,16,2,227-241,Gordon
High speed driving: Police use of lethal force during simulated incidents,2000,5,1,107-121,Bull
Home is where the heart lies? A study of false address giving to police,2010,15,2,209-220,Roach
Homesickness amongst a prison population,2000,5,1,97-106,Archer
How do offenders define bullying? A study of adult young and juvenile male offenders,2003,8,2,159-173,Ireland
How does assertiveness relate to bullying behaviour among prisoners?,2002,7,1,87-100,Ireland
How well does the Gudjonsson Suggestibility Scale for Children version 2 predict the recall of false details among children with and without intellectual disabilities?,2007,12,2,217-232,Powell
Imprisoned knowledge: Criminals' beliefs about deception,2004,9,1,103-119,Granhag
Inconsistencies in children's recall of witnessed events: The role of age question format and perceived reason for question repetition,2009,14,2,311-329,Kurukulasuriya
Incorporating index offence analysis into forensic clinical assessment,2011,16,1,144-159,West
Individual differences in young offender emotional behaviour,2009,14,2,227-240,Clarbour
Influence of confidence inflation and explanations for changes in confidence on evaluations of eyewitness identification accuracy,2011,16,2,266-276,Paiva
Influence of post-event narratives line-up conditions and individual differences on false identification by young and older eyewitnesses,2000,5,2,219-235,Memon
Influencing expert judgment: Attributions of crime causality,2011,16,1,126-143,Thomson
Information does not affect the validity of a comparison question test,2007,12,2,311-320,Honts
Injecting risk behaviour among recently released prisoners in Edinburgh: The impact of in-prison and community drug treatment services,2001,6,1,19-28,Davies
Interacting influences on interrogative suggestibility,2004,9,2,239-252,Baxter
Interrogative suggestibility self-esteem and the influence of negative life-events,2008,13,2,299-307,Bull
Interrogative suggestibility: The role of interviewer behaviour,2000,5,1,123-133,Baxter
Interviewing at the scene of the crime: Effects on children's recall of alleged abuse,2000,5,1,135-147,Sternberg
Interviewing cooperative witnesses,2010,15,1,25-38,Fisher
Interviewing suspects: Practice science and future directions,2010,15,1,39-55,Kassin
Intimacy deficits and attribution of blame among sexual offenders,1996,1,2,251-258,Marshall
Intractability is relative: Behaviour therapy in the elimination of violence in psychotic forensic patients,1997,2,1,89-101,Becker
Introduction: What works in investigative psychology?,2010,15,1,1-3,Vrij
Investigation of a typology of alcohol-related violence defined by ultimate goals,2011,16,1,75-89,Howells
Is offender profiling possible? Testing the predicted homology of crime scene actions and background characteristics in a sample of rapists,2002,7,1,25-43,Mokros
Is there a magical time boundary for diagnosing eyewitness identification accuracy in sequential line-ups?,2008,13,1,123-135,Brewer
Judgment of age and attractiveness in a paired comparison task: Testing a picture set developed for diagnosing paedophilia,2011,16,2,323-334,Santtila
Judicial intervention in court cases involving witnesses with and without learning disabilities,2003,8,2,229-240,Kebbell
Jury decision-making biases and methods to counter them,2010,15,1,133-154,Penrod
Keeping the PEACE? A study of investigative interviewing practices in the public sector,2008,13,1,39-57,Milne
Leadership and hierarchies in criminal groups: Scaling degrees of leader behaviour in group robbery,2006,11,2,245-265,Alison
Locus of control and its relationship to treatment change and abuse history in child sexual abusers,1998,3,1,1-12,Beech
Malingered post-traumatic stress symptoms on the Impact of Event Scale,2002,7,2,165-171,McGuire
Management of violent behaviour in the correctional system using qualified risk assessments,2004,9,1,11-22,Belfrage
Managing correctional treatment for reduced recidivism: A meta-analytic review of programme integrity,2005,10,2,173-187,Andrews
Mea culpa but caveat emptor! Response to Tully,1998,3,2,193-194,Lamb
Measuring criminal attributions with a normative instructional set: Is there a difference?,2006,11,2,219-227,Kroner
Measuring influential police interviewing tactics: A factor analytic approach,1999,4,2,221-238,Gudjonsson
Measuring the real impact of accredited offending behaviour programmes,2003,8,1,115-127,Falshaw
Memory and interrogative suggestibility: The effects of modality of information presentation and retrieval conditions upon the suggestibility scores of people with learning disabilities,1996,1,2,165-177,Cardone
Memory for central and peripheral actions and props after varied post-event presentation,1998,3,2,321-346,Heath
Memory quality and misinformation for peripheral and central objects,1998,3,2,273-286,Wright
Miller was (mostly) right: Head injury severity inversely related to simulation,2006,11,1,131-145,Greiffenstein
Minimizing culpability increases commission errors in a mock crime paradigm,2008,13,2,335-344,van Oorsouw
Minimizing extraneous interviewer-based interrogative suggestibility,2004,9,2,229-238,Baxter
Minimizing interrogative suggestibility,2000,5,2,273-284,Baxter
Minor psychiatric disturbance in women serving a prison sentence: The use of the General Health Questionnaire in the estimation of the prevalence of non-psychotic disturbance in women prisoners,1999,4,2,273-284,Smith
Misremembering story material,1999,4,1,93-110,Loftus
Mixing sound and vision: The interaction of auditory and visual information for earwitnesses of a crime scene,2005,10,1,103-108,Wright
Moderators of post-identification feedback effects on eyewitnesses' memory reports,2010,15,2,279-292,Brewer
More than the sum of its parts? Itemizing impairment in civil cases,2011,16,1,173-187,Winter
Motivating offenders to change in therapy: An organizing framework,2004,9,2,295-311,McMurran
Motivation for offending and personality,2004,9,1,69-81,Gudjonsson
Narratives anchored narratives and the interface between law and psychology: A commentary on Jackson (1996),1996,1,2,271-286,Morley
Newspaper readership and the perception of crime: Testing an assumed relationship through a triangulation of methods,1998,3,1,29-57,O'Connell
Offence seriousness in adolescent delinquent behaviour,1999,4,2,253-264,Sankey
Offender profiling and criminal differentiation,2000,5,1,23-46,Canter
Officially recorded convictions for probationers: The relationship with self-report and supervisory observations,2005,10,1,121-131,Farrall
Outcome expectancies for crime: Their relationship to fear and the negative consequences of criminal involvement,2000,5,2,261-272,Walters
Parenting influences on bullying and victimization,1998,3,2,237-254,Baldry
People with intellectual disabilities in the investigation and prosecution of crime,2003,8,2,219-222,Kebbell
Perceptions about memory reliability and honesty for children of 3 to 18 years old,2010,15,2,195-207,Wright
Perceptions of the environment suicidal ideation and problem-solving deficits in an offender population,2002,7,2,187-201,O'Sullivan
Personality traits personality disorders and sensational interests in mentally disordered offenders,2003,8,1,51-62,Egan
Photograph reminders and young children's event reports: The influence of timing,2002,7,2,173-186,Salmon
Playing Devil's advocate†: The case against fMRI lie detection,2008,13,1,11-25,Spence
Playing the race card: Making race salient in defence opening and closing statements,2010,15,2,293-303,Cohn
Police beliefs about women who offend,1997,2,2,193-204,Hollin
Police officers' ability to detect deceit: The benefit of indirect deception detection measures,2001,6,2,185-196,Bull
Police officers' perceptions of older eyewitnesses,2005,10,2,211-223,Holliday
Police officers' social workers' teachers' and the general public's beliefs about deception in children adolescents and adults,2006,11,2,297-312,Vrij
Police personnel as eyewitnesses to a violent crime,1998,3,1,59-72,Christianson
Pragmatic solutions to offender profiling and behavioural investigative advice,2010,15,1,115-132,Alison
Predicting expert social science testimony in criminal prosecutions of historic child sexual abuse,2006,11,1,55-74,Price
Predicting institutional adjustment with the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles composite scales: Replication and extension,2007,12,1,69-81,Walters
Predicting offending in prison: The predictive validity of the Prison Behaviour Rating Scales,1996,1,1,65-82,Cooke
Predicting reconviction using the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles with English prisoners,2004,9,1,57-68,Palmer
Predicting release and disciplinary outcome with the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles: Female data,1999,4,1,15-21,Walters
Predicting violent crime among drug-using inmates: The Addiction Severity Index as a prediction instrument,2000,5,1,83-95,Gresnigt
Prediction of psychological distress in young offenders,2001,6,1,29-47,Nieland
Pretrial publicity: Effects of admonition and expressing pretrial opinions,1998,3,2,255-270,Freedman
Processing resources and eyewitness suggestibility,1998,3,2,305-320,Lane
Provictim attitudes and empathy in relation to bullying behaviour among prisoners,1999,4,1,51-66,Ireland
Psychological vulnerabilities during police interviews. Why are they important?,2010,15,2,161-175,Gudjonsson
Psychopathy and deception detection using indirect measures,2009,14,1,171-182,Hart
Psychopathy and recidivism: A review,1998,3,1,139-170,Hare
Psychopathy versus psychopathies in classifying criminal offenders,2005,10,1,27-43,Conrod
Psychopathy expert testimony and indeterminate sentences: Exploring the relationship between Psychopathy Checklist-Revised testimony and trial outcome in Canada,2010,15,2,323-339,Lloyd
Public attitudes toward the treatment of sex offenders,1999,4,2,239-252,Brown
Public policy and sequential lineups,2009,14,1,1-12,Tredoux
Race and the decision making of juries,2007,12,2,171-187,Sommers
Rape myth beliefs and prejudiced instructions: Effects on decisions of guilt in a case of date rape,2006,11,1,75-80,Gray
Reconviction: A critique and comparison of two main data sources in England and Wales,2001,6,1,121-129,Thornton
Reliability of criteria-based content analysis of child witness statements,1997,2,1,11-21,Esplin
Reliability of criteria-based content analysis of child witness statements: Cohen's kappa doesn't matter,1998,3,2,183-188,Tully
Reliability of criteria-based content analysis of child witness statements: Response to Tully,1998,3,2,189-191,Horowitz
Remediating anger and aggression with violent offenders,1997,2,1,77-88,Novaco
Repetitions warnings and video: Cognitive and motivational components in preschool children's suggestibility,1999,4,1,129-146,Endres
Response bias and lay conceptions of personality and moral reasoning in offenders,1996,1,2,229-232,Hollin
Response to Dr Durrant's commentary: Making it useful,2011,16,2,379-381,McMurran
Response to Lindsay Mansour Beaudry Leach and Bertrand's Sequential lineup presentation: Patterns and policy,2009,14,1,25-30,Tredoux
Say it to my face: Examining the effects of socially encountered misinformation,2004,9,2,215-227,Memon
Screening for suicide risk factors in prison inmates: Evaluating the efficiency of the Depression Hopelessness and Suicide Screening Form (DHS),2005,10,1,1-12,Kroner
Screening offenders for risk of drop-out and expulsion from correctional programmes,2010,15,2,341-356,Nunes
Seeing things differently: The viewing time alternative to penile plethysmography,2004,9,2,183-196,Laws
Self-efficacy and sexual offending against children: Construction of a measure and changes following relapse prevention treatment,1996,1,2,219-228,Pollock
Self-esteem and the perceived obligation to respond: Effects on children's testimony,1996,1,2,197-209,Howie
Sequential lineup presentation: Patterns and policy,2009,14,1,13-24,Lindsay
Sexual offenders discharged from prison in England and Wales: A 21-year reconviction study,2004,9,1,1-10,Falshaw
Shortened versions of the Gudjonsson Suggestibility Scale meet the standards,2009,14,1,149-155,Merckelbach
Skills training for aggression control: Evaluation of an anger management programme for violent offenders,1999,4,2,285-300,Howells
Social problem solving anxiety and depression in adult male prisoners,2009,14,1,101-107,McMurran
Stalking actions prior offender-victim relationships and issuing of restraining orders in a Finnish sample of stalkers,2003,8,2,189-206,Hakkanen
Stalking: The elusive crime,2001,6,2,133-147,Sheridan
Statement validity assessment: Inter-rater reliability of criteria-based content analysis in the mock-crime paradigm,2005,10,2,225-245,Gamer
Statistical techniques for juror and jury research,2011,16,1,90-125,Wright
Stereotypes and attitudes about child sexual abusers: A comparison of experienced and inexperienced professionals in sex offender treatment,2006,11,2,229-244,Wilson
Suicidal and other self-harming behaviour in offender women: The role of shame anger and childhood abuse,2005,10,1,13-25,Andrews
Suicide in Scottish prisons: A methodological note,1996,1,2,287-293,Michie
Surviving electronic monitoring in England and Wales: Lessons learnt from the first trials,1999,4,1,33-43,Nee
The accuracy and suggestibility of children's memory for neutral and criminal eyewitness events,1999,4,1,79-92,Zaragoza
The application of a 'story-telling' framework to investigative interviews for suspected child sexual abuse,2004,9,1,37-56,Westcott
The application of the transtheoretical model to offender populations: Some critical issues,2005,10,2,157-171,Howells
The case against the use of polygraph examinations to monitor post-conviction sex offenders,2008,13,2,191-207,Ben-Shakhar
The case for polygraph testing of sex offenders,2008,13,2,177-189,Grubin
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The concentration of offending in families,1996,1,1,47-63,Farrington
The confidence-accuracy relation in eyewitness event memory: The mixed question type effect,1997,2,2,205-218,Hollins
The construction and validation of a scale to assess psychological risk and well-being in sex offender treatment providers,2007,12,1,83-100,Roger
The development and evaluation of an emotion control training programme for sex offenders,1997,2,1,51-64,Roger
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The effects of the experience of hypnosis and hypnotic depth on jurors' decisions regarding the defence of hypnotic automatism,1997,2,1,65-74,Wagstaff
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The importance of perceiving social contexts when predicting crime and antisocial behaviour in CCTV images,2011,16,2,307-322,Williams
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The influence of consequentiality on perceptions of crime seriousness,1999,4,2,265-271,O'Connell
The influence of courtroom questioning style on actual and perceived eyewitness confidence and accuracy,2004,9,1,83-101,Kebbell
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The interrelations of socio-moral reasoning perceptions of own parenting and attributions of intent with self-reported delinquency,2000,5,2,201-218,Palmer
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The psychology of linking crimes: A review of the evidence,2007,12,2,233-249,Bull
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The relative validity of psychopathy versus risk/needs-based assessments in the prediction of adolescent offending behaviour,2006,11,2,197-210,Egan
The role and sentencing of women in drug trafficking crime,2002,7,1,101-114,Stockdale
The role of confirmation bias in suspect interviews: A systematic evaluation,2008,13,2,357-371,McGeorge
The role of deception in P300 memory detection,2009,14,2,253-262,Rosenfeld
The role of facilitative prompts in interviews of alleged sex abuse victims,2002,7,1,63-71,Hershkowitz
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The role of sexual interests and situational factors on rapists' modus operandi: Implications for offender profiling,2005,10,2,265-278,Beauregard
The salience of the uniform in young children's perception of police status,2000,5,1,47-55,Durkin
The treatment of prisoners: International standards and case law,2008,13,2,219-230,Coyle
The truth about lies: What works in detecting high-stakes deception?,2010,15,1,57-75,ten Brinke
The use of the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles with English young offenders,2004,9,2,253-263,Palmer
The validity of North American risk assessment tools in predicting in-patient violent behaviour in England,2002,7,2,141-154,Dolan
The weapon focus effect revisited: The role of novelty,1998,3,2,287-303,Mather
The Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 andthe interviewing of vulnerable groups: A practitioner's perspective,2003,8,2,223-228,Bull
Treating offending children: What works?,2005,10,1,133-148,Nee
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Uses and abuses of eyewitness identification confidence,2006,11,1,3-23,Brewer
Using sketch drawing to induce inconsistency in liars,2011,16,2,253-265,Vrij
Using the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles with English prisoners,2003,8,2,175-187,Palmer
Validity in judgments of high- and low-accurate witnesses of own and other ethnic groups,2008,13,1,107-121,Lindholm
Varieties of truth: Psychology-law discourse as a dispute over the forms and content of knowledge,1997,2,2,219-245,Brown
Variety and frequency scales of antisocial involvement: Which one is better?,2003,8,2,135-150,Olweus
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Violence risk assessment: Science and practice,1999,4,2,149-184,Webster
Visiting the scene of the crime: Effects on children's recall of alleged abuse,1998,3,2,195-207,Sternberg
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What is grievance thinking and how can we measure this in sexual offenders?,2011,16,1,37-61,Barnett
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What really is effective in interviews with suspects? A study comparing interviewing skills against interviewing outcomes,2010,15,2,305-321,Bull
When chivalry backfires: Benevolent sexism and attitudes toward Myra Hindley,2005,10,1,109-120,Viki
When is an intervening line-up most likely to affect eyewitness identification accuracy?,2005,10,2,247-263,Pezdek
When stereotypes backfire: Trying to suppress stereotypes produces false recollections of a crime,2006,11,2,327-336,Merckelbach
When the killer suffers: Post-traumatic stress reactions following homicide,1999,4,2,185-202,Pollock
Why children think they should tell the truth in court: Developmental considerations for the assessment of competency,1996,1,1,103-116,Ruck
Why professionals fail to catch liars and how they can improve,2004,9,2,159-181,Vrij
Witness competency--Truthfulness and reliability assessment: The role of the psychologist,2002,7,1,15-23,Munro
Witnesses with intellectual disabilities in court: What questions are asked and what influence do they have?,2004,9,1,23-35,Kebbell
Work family and well-being. Can the law help?,1997,2,2,155-167,Lewis
Perpetrator programmes for partner violence: A rejoinder to Respect,2012,17,2,225-232,Dixon
Narratives of criminal action and forensic psychology,2012,17,2,262-275,Canter
Respect response to Dixon et al. (2012) 'Perpetrator programmes for partner violence: Are they based on ideology or evidence?',2012,17,2,216-224,Debbonaire
Psychopathy and predatory violence in homicide violent and sexual offences: Factor and facet relations,2012,17,1,59-74,Audenaert
Perpetrator programmes for partner violence: Are they based on ideology or evidence?,2012,17,2,196-215,Dixon
Firesetting in the general population: The development and validation of the Fire Setting and Fire Proclivity Scales,2012,17,1,105-122,Gannon
Impact of deception detection errors on public's trust in the police,2012,17,2,294-306,Hurst-Wagner
Every session counts: The differential impact of previous programmes and current programme dosage on offender recidivism,2012,17,1,136-150,Kroner
Triggers for alcohol-related violence in young male offenders,2012,17,2,307-321,Jinks
The age of reason: An examination of psychosocial factors involved in delinquent behaviour,2012,17,1,75-88,Bussey
Sidetracked by emotion: Observers' ability to discriminate genuine and fabricated sexual assault allegations,2012,17,2,322-335,Peace
Cold-blooded lie catchers? An investigation of psychopathy emotional processing and deception detection,2012,17,1,177-191,Peace
'Wasn't me!' A field study of the relationship between deceptive motivations and psychopathic traits in young offenders,2011,16,2,335-347,Greaves
Jaccard's heel: Radex models of criminal behaviour are rarely falsifiable when derived using Jaccard coefficient,2012,17,1,41-58,Conchie
Narrative identity and forensic psychology: A commentary on Youngs and Canter,2012,17,2,250-261,Ward
Involvement in extreme violence and violence-related trauma: A review with relevance to young people in custody,2012,17,1,89-104,Hollin
Offenders' uncoerced false confessions: A new application of statement analysis?,2012,17,2,346-359,Strömwall
Narrative roles in criminal action: An integrative framework for differentiating offenders,2012,17,2,233-249,Canter
Hungry like the wolf: A word-pattern analysis of the language of psychopaths,2013,18,1,102-114,Hancock
Investigating the relationship between justice-vengeance motivations and punitive sentencing recommendations,2013,18,1,1-15,Thomson
Development of an actuarial static risk model suitable for automatic scoring for predicting juvenile recidivism,2015,20,2,288-305,Grace
Tracking labels for occurrences of alleged child abuse from police interviews to trials,2019,24,1,41-54,Powell
Death penalty decision-making: fundamentalist beliefs and the evaluation of aggravating and mitigating circumstances,2019,24,1,103-122,Miller
Linking serial sexual offences: moving towards an ecologically valid test of the principles of crime linkage,2019,24,1,123-140,Santtila
Violent extremism: a comparison of approaches to assessing and managing risk,2019,24,1,141-161,Logan
Evaluating treatment outcomes for young people participating in a high-intensity therapeutic violence intervention in the English Youth Custody Service,2019,24,1,162-178,Gibson
Relations among psychopathy moral competence and moral intuitions in student and community samples,2018,23,2,117-134,Vitacco
Worry about victimization crime information processing and social categorization biases,2018,23,2,148-162,Gouseti
Developmental characteristics of firesetters: are recidivist offenders distinctive?,2018,23,2,163-175,Doley
Court evaluations of young children's testimony in child sexual abuse cases,2018,23,2,176-191,Landström
Effectiveness of a risk-need-responsivity-based treatment program for violent and sexual offenders: results of a retrospective quasi-experimental study,2018,23,1,85-99,Rossegger
'Where were your clothes?' Eliciting descriptions of clothing placement from children alleging sexual abuse in criminal trials and forensic interviews,2017,22,2,197-212,Lyon
Relations between attorney temporal structure and children's response productivity in cases of alleged child sexual abuse,2017,22,2,228-241,Quas
Sitting duck or scaredy-cat? Effects of shot execution strategy on anxiety and police officers' shooting performance under high threat,2017,22,2,274-287,Nieuwenhuys
Wrongful convictions and prototypical black features: can a face-type facilitate misidentifications?,2017,22,2,350-358,Knuycky
Coping with criminal victimization and fear of crime: the protective role of accommodative self-regulation,2017,22,2,359-377,Greve
Telling friend from foe: environmental cues improve detection accuracy of individuals with hostile intentions,2017,22,2,378-399,Wijn
Psycholinguistic and socioemotional characteristics of young offenders: do language abilities and gender matter?,2019,24,2,195-214,Webb
Magnitude and characteristics of revictimization through child sexual abuse in Chile,2020,25,1,33-46,Taibo
The price of justice: cost neglect increases criminal punishment recommendations,2020,25,1,47-61,Aharoni