Search Results - "Malpass, Roy S"
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RACIAL CATEGORIZATION OF FACES The Ambiguous Race Face Effect
Published in Psychology, public policy, and law (01-03-2001)“…Accusations of discriminatory treatment of minority persons in the criminal justice system create a need for policy and procedure development to create real…”
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Eyewitness Identification Procedures: Recommendations for Lineups and Photospreads
Published in Law and human behavior (01-12-1998)“…There is increasing evidence that false eyewitness identification is the primary cause of the conviction of innocent people. In 1996, the American…”
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More Than Suggestion: The Effect of Interviewing Techniques From the McMartin Preschool Case
Published in Journal of applied psychology (01-06-1998)“…Child interviewing techniques derived from transcripts of the McMartin Preschool case were found to be substantially more effective than simple suggestive…”
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Facial composites and the misinformation effect: How composites distort memory
Published in Legal and criminological psychology (01-09-2016)“…Purpose This study examined how constructing and viewing facial composites affects memory accuracy. Method Participants (n = 240) viewed a target face for…”
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Allegations of Wrongdoing: The Effects of Reinforcement on Children's Mundane and Fantastic Claims
Published in Journal of applied psychology (01-02-2000)“…S. Garven, J. M. Wood, R. S. Malpass, and J. S. Shaw (1998) found that the interviewing techniques used in the McMartin Preschool case can induce preschool…”
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A POLICY EVALUATION OF SIMULTANEOUS AND SEQUENTIAL LINEUPS
Published in Psychology, public policy, and law (01-11-2006)“…Many states and communities are rewriting their eyewitness identification policies. Some of these jurisdictions are excluding simultaneous lineups altogether,…”
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SEQUENTIAL VS. SIMULTANEOUS LINEUPS: A Review of Methods, Data, and Theory
Published in Psychology, public policy, and law (01-05-2006)“…A considerable amount of empirical research has been conducted on ways to improve the eyewitness identification process, with emphasis on the use of lineups…”
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The Ambiguous-Race Face Illusion
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Use of facial composite systems in US law enforcement agencies
Published in Psychology, crime & law (01-10-2006)“…Facial composite images are often used in the criminal investigation process to facilitate the search for and identification of someone who has committed a…”
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Study space analysis for policy development
Published in Applied cognitive psychology (01-09-2008)“…Transforming research findings into policy recommendations requires evaluative criteria beyond traditional academic review. Policy development involves entire…”
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From the Lab to the Police Station: A Successful Application of Eyewitness Research
Published in The American psychologist (01-06-2000)“…The U.S. Department of Justice released the first national guide for collecting and preserving eyewitness evidence in October 1999. Scientific psychology…”
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Public policy and sequential lineups
Published in Legal and criminological psychology (01-02-2009)“…The claim that sequential lineups are superior to simultaneous lineups and that our knowledge of sequential lineups is sufficient to warrant their being…”
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Moving Forward: Response to "Studying Eyewitness Investigations in the Field"
Published in Law and human behavior (01-02-2008)“…Field studies of eyewitness identification are richly confounded. Determining which confounds undermine interpretation is important. The blind administration…”
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Response to Lindsay, Mansour, Beaudry, Leach and Bertrand's Sequential lineup presentation: Patterns and policy
Published in Legal and criminological psychology (01-02-2009)“…This paper is a response to the earlier paper by Lindsay, Mansour, Beaudry, Leach and Bertrand (2009). We argue that eyewitness research is an important public…”
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PC_Eyewitness and the Sequential Superiority Effect: Computer-Based Lineup Administration
Published in Law and human behavior (01-06-2005)“…Computer technology has become an increasingly important tool for conducting eyewitness identifications. In the area of lineup identifications, computerized…”
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RACE, AROUSAL, ATTENTION, EXPOSURE, AND DELAY An Examination of Factors Moderating Face Recognition
Published in Psychology, public policy, and law (01-03-2001)“…A large percentage of people recently exonerated by DNA evidence were imprisoned on the basis of faulty eyewitness identification. Many of these cases involved…”
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Validity of the Mockwitness Paradigm: Testing the Assumptions
Published in Law and human behavior (01-08-2002)“…Mockwitness identifications are used to provide a quantitative measure of lineup fairness. Some theoretical and practical assumptions of this paradigm have not…”
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Recognition for faces of own and other race
Published in Journal of personality and social psychology (01-12-1969)“…Explored recognition for faces of persons of own and other race in 20 black and 20 white undergraduates at both a predominantly black and a predominantly white…”
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The development of a computer system to collect descriptions of culprits
Published in Applied cognitive psychology (01-12-2002)“…Recent research has demonstrated that verbal overshadowing occurs when a witness is forced to provide details of the culprit that are not readily available,…”
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Eyewitness identification: Lineup instructions and the absence of the offender
Published in Journal of applied psychology (01-08-1981)“…100 college student eyewitnesses of a staged vandalism received varying lineup instructions under conditions in which the offender was present or absent…”
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