Deah S. Quinlivan. Deah S. Lawson
机构: Florida Southern College
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 865
H-指数: 11
I10-指数 : 12
出版物: 15
Effects of pre-admonition suggestions on eyewitnesses' beliefs, expectations, choosing rates, and retrospective judgments
Deah S Quinlivan
Iowa State University
2
2011
The Effects of Pre-admonition Suggestions on Eyewitnesses’ Choosing Rates and Retrospective Identification Judgments
Deah S Quinlivan , Gary L Wells , Jeffrey S Neuschatz , Katherine M Luecht
Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 32 ( 3) 236 -246
2
2017
Beliefs about Secondary Confession Evidence: A Survey of Laypeople and Defense Attorneys
Kylie N Key , Jeffrey S Neuschatz , Brian H Bornstein , Stacy A Wetmore
Psychology Crime & Law 24 ( 1) 1 -13
6
2018
The eyewitness post-identification feedback effect: What is the function of flexible confidence estimates for autobiographical events?
Gary L. Wells , Deah S. Quinlivan
Applied Cognitive Psychology 23 ( 8) 1153 -1163
16
2009
Secondary Confessions, Expert Testimony, and Unreliable Testimony
Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Miranda L. Wilkinson , Charles A. Goodsell , Stacy A. Wetmore
Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 27 ( 2) 179 -192
18
2012
The Effects of Pre-admonition Suggestions on Eyewitnesses’ Choosing Rates and Retrospective Identification Judgments
Deah S Quinlivan , Gary L Wells , Jeffrey S Neuschatz , Katherine M Luecht
Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 32 ( 3) 236 -246
2
2017
Beliefs about Secondary Confession Evidence: A Survey of Laypeople and Defense Attorneys
Kylie N Key , Jeffrey S Neuschatz , Brian H Bornstein , Stacy A Wetmore
Psychology Crime & Law 24 ( 1) 1 -13
6
2018
Do pre‐admonition suggestions moderate the effect of unbiased lineup instructions?
Deah S. Quinlivan , Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Brian L. Cutler , Gary L. Wells
Legal and Criminological Psychology 17 ( 1) 165 -176
11
2012
Do prophylactics prevent inflation? Post-identification feedback and the effectiveness of procedures to protect against confidence-inflation in earwitnesses.
Deah S. Quinlivan , Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Angelina Jimenez , Andrew D. Cling
Law and Human Behavior 33 ( 2) 111 -121
18
2009
Suggestive eyewitness identification procedures and the Supreme Court's reliability test in light of eyewitness science: 30 years later.
Gary L. Wells , Deah S. Quinlivan
Law and Human Behavior 33 ( 1) 1 -24
67
2009
Is Manipulative Intent Necessary to Mitigate the Eyewitness Post-Identification Feedback Effect?
Deah S. Quinlivan , Gary L. Wells , Jeffrey S. Neuschatz
Law and Human Behavior 34 ( 3) 186 -197
8
2010
The effect of post-identification feedback, delay, and suspicion on accurate eyewitnesses.
Deah S. Quinlivan , Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Amy Bradfield Douglass , Gary L. Wells
Law and Human Behavior 36 ( 3) 206 -214
2012
The effects of post ‐identification feedback and age on retrospective eyewitness memory
Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Elizabeth L. Preston , Amanda D. Burkett , Michael P. Toglia
Applied Cognitive Psychology 19 ( 4) 435 -453
41
2005
The Mitigating Effects of Suspicion on Post-Identification Feedback and on Retrospective Eyewitness Memory
Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Deah S. Lawson , Andrew H. Fairless , Ráchael A. Powers
Law and Human Behavior 31 ( 3) 231 -247
31
2007
The Effects of Accomplice Witnesses and Jailhouse Informants on Jury Decision Making
Jeffrey S. Neuschatz , Deah S. Lawson , Jessica K. Swanner , Christian A. Meissner
Law and Human Behavior 32 ( 2) 137 -149
66
2008