Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Mixed Signals: Stimulus-Response Compatibility and Car Indicator Light Configuration,2007,21,5,669-676,Bayliss
Does Impulsivity Relate to Perceived Dependence on and Actual Use of the Mobile Phone?,2007,21,4,527-537,Billieux
Blind Drunk: the Effects of Alcohol on Inattentional Blindness,2006,20,5,697-704,Clifasefi
Systematic Changes in the Rate of Instruction During Driver Training,2007,21,9,1229-1244,Groeger
Beyond Unusual? Examining the Role of Attention in the Weapon Focus Effect,2007,21,7,951-961,Wright
Schema-Driven Information Processing in Judgements About Rape,2007,21,5,601-619,Krahé
The Effects of Speech Production and Speech Comprehension on Simulated Driving Performance,2006,20,1,43-63,Kramer
Does the Type of Prompt Affect the Accuracy of Information Provided by Alleged Victims of Abuse in Forensic Interviews?,2007,21,9,1117-1130,Lamb
Costs in Searching for Two Targets: Dividing Search Across Target Types Could Improve Airport Security Screening,2007,21,7,915-932,Donnelly
Children's Narrative Memory for Accidents and Their Post-Traumatic Distress,2007,21,7,821-838,Kenardy
Do Weapons Automatically Capture Attention?,2006,20,7,871-893,Truelove
Chronic and Temporary Aggression Causes Hostile False Memories for Ambiguous Information,2008,22,1,39-49,Polaschek
From Executive Control to Self-Control: Predicting Problem Drinking Among College Students,2006,20,6,823-835,Whitney
Lay knowledge of eyewitness issues: A Canadian evaluation,2009,23,3,301-326,Read
Intrusive trauma memory: A review and functional analysis,2009,23,8,1076-1088,Holmes
Interpreting claims in offender profiles: the role of probability phrases base‐rates and perceived dangerousness,2009,23,1,36-54,Alison
A longitudinal study of adolescents' recollections of family violence,2005,19,6,719-743,Greenhoot
Reminiscing and recounting in the preschool years,2000,14,1,1-17,Brown
Applying a timeline as a recall aid in a telephone survey: a record check study,2007,21,2,227-238,van der Vaart
Changing history: doctored photographs affect memory for past public events,2007,21,8,1005-1022,Loftus
Displayed emotions and witness credibility: a comparison of judgements by individuals and mock juries,2007,21,9,1145-1155,Eilertsen
Does sex sell? The effect of sexual programme content on the recall of sexual and non‐sexual advertisements,2007,21,9,1217-1228,Furnham
I'll keep you in mind: the intimacy function of autobiographical memory,2007,21,8,1091-1111,Alea
Internet‐initiated sexual abuse: adolescent victims' reports about On‐ and Off‐line sexual activities,2008,22,9,1260-1274,Leander
Lay people's and police officers' attitudes towards the usefulness of perpetrator voice identification,2007,21,1,103-115,Bull
Schema‐driven source misattribution errors: remembering the expected from a witnessed event,2008,22,1,1-20,Pezdek
The Effects of repeated interviewing on children's forensic statements of sexual abuse,2007,21,9,1131-1143,Hershkowitz
What is sexual harassment? It depends on who asks! Framing effects on survey responses,2007,21,2,189-202,Galesic
Cognitive‐behavioural rehabilitation of high‐risk violent offenders: Investigating treatment change with explicit and implicit measures of cognition,2010,24,3,437-449,Polaschek
Arctic cognition: a study of cognitive performance in summer and winter at 69 degrees N,1999,13,6,561-580,Martinussen
False memories for a robbery in young and older adults,2009,23,2,174-187,Aizpurua
Did you see the unicycling clown? Inattentional blindness while walking and talking on a cell phone,2010,24,5,597-607,Boss
Risk and the recognition of driving situations,2004,18,9,1231-1249,Groeger
Forgetting near-accidents: the roles of severity culpability and experience in the poor recall of dangerous driving situations,2000,14,1,31-44,Underwood
Attending to the peripheral world while driving,2002,16,4,459-475,Crundall
Judgement of traffic scenes: the role of danger and difficulty,1996,10,4,349-364,Groeger
Neuropsychological aspects of driving after a stroke--in the simulator and on the road,2000,14,2,135-150,Lundqvist
'Earwitness' voice recognition: Factors affecting accuracy and impact on jurors,1994,8,7,661-677,van Wallendael
'Memory work': A royal road to false memories?,1994,8,4,351-364,Loftus
A brief history of applied cognitive psychology,1992,6,1,1-48,Hoffman
A language effect in voice identification,1987,1,2,121-131,Thompson
A longitudinal analysis of the role of task-specific knowledge in the subjective impact and structure of performance,1993,7,5,397-417,McCarthy
A Maturing of Research on the Behaviour of Eyewitnesses,1991,5,5,377-402,Deffenbacher
A multidimensional approach to skilled perception and performance in sport,1999,13,1,1-27,Helsen
A snapshot of autobiographical memory retrieval characteristics,1995,9,1,61-74,Jones
A structural comparison between state and trait self-regulation models,1995,9,4,333-349,Hong
Absorption dissociation and fantasy-proneness as predictors of memory distortion in autobiographical and laboratory-generated memories,1998,12,7,S77–S89,Platt
Accusations by adults of childhood sexual abuse: A survey of the members of the British False Memory Society (BFMS),1997,11,1,3-18,Gudjonsson
Advertising's misinformation effect,1998,12,6,569-591,Loftus
Age and physical fitness as predictors of serial choice responding: the influence of task demands and motor function,1998,12,1,21-34,Bunce
Age and Skill Differences in the Processing Demands of Visual Inspection,1996,10,3,225-239,Hoyer
An activity theory approach to memory,1993,7,3,185-190,Scribner
An investigation of people's metamemories for naturally occurring events,1990,4,3,213-217,Shlechter
An observational study of skilled memory in waitresses,1993,7,3,205-217,Stevens
Analysis of cycling skill: A cognitive approach,1991,5,2,113-122,Brookhuis
Anatomical dolls in child sexual abuse assessments: a call for forensically relevant research,1997,11,7,S55–S74,Everson
Applied cognitive gerontology: Some problems methodologies and data,1990,4,4,225-246,Rabbitt
Applying applied research: selling the sequential line-up,1999,13,3,219-225,Lindsay
Are two heads better than one? Experimental investigations of the social facilitation of memory,1992,6,6,525-543,Meudell
Are two heads better than one? Peer support and children's eyewitness reports,1997,11,6,461-483,Pipe
As time goes by: Sixth graders remember a kindergarten experience,1991,5,4,347-360,Fivush
Autobiographical memories and self-schemata,1987,1,3,169-182,Barclay
Autobiographical memory in natural discourse,1991,5,4,319-330,Dritschel
Autobiographical memory: The next phase,1990,4,4,321-335,Robinson
Autobiographical memory: unpleasantness fades faster than pleasantness over time,1997,11,5,399-413,Walker
Autobiographical Misremembering: John Dean is not Alone,1997,11,3,187-209,Jackson
Automation and cognition in air traffic control: An empirical investigation,1993,7,7,631-651,Vortac
Becoming a bartender: The role of external memory cues in a work-directed educational activity,1993,7,3,191-204,Beach
Beliefs and data on the relationship between consistency and accuracy of eyewitness testimony,1999,13,4,297-313,Luszcz
Can a Survey of British False Memory Society Members Reliably Inform the Recovered Memory Debate?,1997,11,1,19-23,Andrews
Causal Attributions Across the Adult Life Span: The Influence of Social Schemas Life Context and Domain Specificity,1996,10,7,137-146,Blanchard-Fields
Causal attributions and strategy use in relation to memory performance differences in younger and older adults,1992,6,7,629-642,Devolder
Characteristics of recovered memories: a Dutch replication of Gudjonsson's (1997) British survey,1999,13,5,485-489,Merckelbach
Children as witnesses: A comparison of lineup versus showup identification methods,1996,10,1,1-12,Dekle
Children remember childhood: implications for childhood amnesia,1998,12,5,455-473,Fivush
Children's competency in understanding the role of a witness: truth lies and moral ties,1997,11,7,S21–S35,Perner
Children's knowledge expectation and long-term retention,1998,12,4,387-405,Gordon
Children's memory for a personally experienced event: Implications for testimony,1992,6,1,49-60,Gordon
Children's memory for medical experiences: implications for testimony,1997,11,7,S87–S104,Gordon
Children's memory of events: effects of stress age time delay and location of interview,1998,12,2,133-143,Oates
Children's recognition of inconsistencies in science texts: Multiple measures of comprehension monitoring,1995,9,3,261-272,Beal
Children's sensitivity to traffic hazard in peripheral vision,1990,4,6,471-484,Chapman
Cognition and survey measurement: History and overview,1991,5,3,175-192,Jobe
Cognitive failures and accidents,1990,4,4,273-294,Reason
Cognitive influences on perceived change in social support motivation and symptoms of depression,1994,8,2,123-139,Foster
Cognitive perspectives on memory recovery,1994,8,4,389-398,Morton
Cognitive psychology and medical diagnosis,1990,4,4,261-272,Gilhooly
Collusion after a collision: Witnesses' reports of a road accident with and without discussion,1993,7,1,11-22,Underwood
Commentary on Herrmann and Yoder's 'The potential effects of the implanted memory paradigm on child subjects',1998,12,3,225-229,Westcott
Comparing system and estimator variables using data from real line-ups,1996,10,1,75-84,Wright
Comprehension of legal contracts by non-experts: Effectiveness of plain language redrafting,1994,8,1,67-85,Masson
Consequentiality and eyewitness person identification,1994,8,2,107-121,Loftus
Considering prior knowledge when using elaborative interrogation,1994,8,1,25-36,Willoughby
Contextual effects on the ability of divers to use decompression tables,1993,7,4,311-316,Martin
Contrasting Memory for Temporal-Source and Memory for Content in Children's Discrimination of Repeated Events,1997,11,4,339-360,Powell
Conversation and remembering: Bartlett revisited,1987,1,2,77-92,Middleton
Crashing Memories and the Problem of 'Source Monitoring',1996,10,2,95-104,Van Koppen
Creating childhood memories,1997,11,7,S75–S86,Loftus
Creating false memories of infancy with hypnotic and non-hypnotic procedures,1999,13,3,201-218,Spanos
Daily-life difficulties in person recognition reported by young and elderly subjects,1992,6,2,161-172,Van der Linden
Dating recent and historical events,1988,2,3,181-188,Kemp
David Goliath and reverend Bayes: Prior beliefs about defendants' status in personal injury cases,1994,8,3,233-258,Bornstein
Depression and Problem-Solving Performance on a Fault-Diagnosis Task,1996,10,4,327-336,Channon
Displaying proportions and percentages,1991,5,1,61-77,Spence
Distignuishing the source of memories reported during prior waking and hypnotic recall attempts,1991,5,1,51-59,Dinges
Distinguishing eyewitness descriptions of perceived objects from descriptions of imagined objects,1999,13,5,399-413,Pickel
Does anxiety affect children's reports of memory for a stressful event?,1993,7,2,109-127,Baker-Ward
Does interest justify further research? Comments on Tang and Hall,1995,9,5,405-409,Wentzel
Does the use of dolls facilitate children's memory of visits to the doctor?,1993,7,6,459-474,Gordon
Earwitness testimony 2. Voices faces and context,1997,11,6,527-541,Cook
Earwitness Testimony: Never Mind the Variety Hear the Length,1997,11,2,95-111,Cook
Effects of implied action speed on estimation of event duration,1996,10,1,53-63,Burt
Effects of racial stereotypes on eyewitness performance: Implications of the real and the rumoured Allport and Postman studies,1989,3,1,53-63,McCloskey
Effects of stress on recall,1991,5,6,483-488,Buckhout
Effects of text structure on the impact of heard news,1993,7,5,381-395,Berry
Effects of time of day and medium of presentation on immediate recall of violent and non-violent news,1987,1,4,255-262,Furnham
Effects of vowel variety and sample lenght on identification of a speaker in a line-up,1993,7,6,475-481,Wilding
Elaborative interrogation applied to small and large group contexts,1992,6,4,361-366,Willoughby
Enhancing Juror Competence in a Complex Trial,1997,11,4,305-319,ForsterLee
Enhancing Older Adult Eyewitness Memory with the Cognitive Interview,1996,10,5,403-417,Fisher
Environmental context-dependent eyewitness recognition,1992,6,2,125-139,Smith
Errors in everyday routefinding: A classification of types and possible causes,1994,8,5,513-524,Williamson
Errors in the quantification of uncertainty: A product of heuristics or minimal probability knowledge base?,1989,3,2,157-170,Gebotys
Errors in the quantification of uncertainty: A product of heuristics or minimal probability knowledge base?,1989,3,3,237-250,Gebotys
Estimating the frequency of everyday events,1991,5,6,497-510,Thompson
Ethical dimensions of child memory research,1998,12,3,218-224,Thompson
Even with problems meta-analysis contributes,1995,9,5,423-424,Tang
Event cueing event clusters and the temporal distribution of autobiographical memories,1998,12,4,305-319,Brown
Everyday memory research and its applications,1992,6,6,461-465,Gathercole
Examining the generality of eyewitness hypermnesia: A close look at time delay and question type,1992,6,7,643-657,Dunning
Expert testimony in child sexual abuse trials: the admissibility of psychological science,1997,11,7,S105–S129,Kovera
Face and voice identifications in showups and lineups,1994,8,5,453-464,Yarmey
Face recognition: Effects of study to test maintenance and change of photographic mode and pose,1987,1,4,241-253,Wogalter
Fallacies in memory for conversations: Reflections on Clarence Thomas Anita Hill and the Like,1993,7,4,299-310,Pezdek
False memories of childhood experiences,1995,9,3,181-197,Hyman
False memories of having said the unsaid: some new demonstrations,1997,11,6,485-494,Parks
False recall and false memory: the effects of instructions on memory errors,1998,12,1,67-79,Newstead
Football players' recall of helmet warning label information: Implications for behavioural compliance,1993,7,1,43-52,Smith
Further consideration of the role of socio-economic status in memory performance,1998,12,6,611-616,Guadagno
Gamma is a Measure of the Accuracy of Predicting Performance on One Item Relative to Another Item not of the Absolute Performance on an Individual Item Comments on Schraw (1995),1996,10,3,257-260,Nelson
Gender and self in children's autobiographical narratives,1998,12,4,407-429,Fivush
Habitual Susceptibility to Misinformation and Individual Differences in Eyewitness Memory,1997,11,3,233-251,Tomes
Hands up! A study of witnesses' emotional reactions and memories associated with bank robberies,1993,7,5,365-379,Christianson
Helping students acquire belief-inconsistent and belief-consistent science facts: Comparisons between individual and dyad study using elaborative interrogatin self-selected study and repetitious-reading,1995,9,1,75-89,Woloshyn
How accurate are time-use reports? Effects of cognitive enhancement and cultural differences on recall accuracy,1992,6,2,141-159,Engle
How much is 'quite a bit'? Mapping between numerical values and vague quantifiers,1994,8,5,479-496,Wright
How people give verbal instructions,1990,4,3,153-174,Wright
How slips result in traffic conflicts and accidents,1992,6,7,607-618,Kruysse
Hypnotic memory and confident reporting,1989,3,1,35-51,Krass
Hypnotic pseudomemories prehypnotic warnings and the malleability of suggested memories,1998,12,5,431-444,Lynn
Implications of external memory for investigations of mind,1993,7,7,665-674,Hertel
Improving eyewitness recall for licence plates,1990,4,2,129-140,Mackinnon
Improving retrieval,1987,1,1,27-33,Buschke
In a dim light: Admissibility of child sexual abuse memories,1994,8,4,399-406,Sales
Individual differences in suggestibility: examining the influence of dissociation absorption and a history of childhood abuse,1998,12,7,S47–S61,Eisen
Individual differences in susceptibility to memory illusions,1998,12,7,S5–S27,Winograd
Individual differences related to two types of memory errors: word lists may not generalize to autobiographical memory,1998,12,7,S29–S46,Hyman
Informal Reasoning and Burden of Proof,1996,10,7,3-16,Rips
Inside and outside the mind: The effects of age organization and access to external sources on retrieval of life events,1995,9,4,289-306,Lipman
Intensional and extensional analogy items: Differences in performance as a function of academic major and sex,1990,4,6,461-470,Chaffin
Interrogative suggestibility: The effects of sleep deprivation and relationship with field dependence,1994,8,2,169-179,Blagrove
Introduction to the special issue on recovery of memories of childhood sexual abuse,1994,8,4,277-280,Pressley
Intrusive autobiographical memories in depression and post-traumatic stress disorder,1998,12,4,359-370,Brewin
Involuntary Autobiographical Memories,1996,10,5,435-454,Berntsen
Judgements of other people's memory reports: differences in reports as a function of imagery vividness,1998,12,2,159-171,Keogh
Judging proportion with graphs: the summation model,1998,12,2,173-190,Hollands
Judgmental asymmetry in the exercise of police discretion,1990,4,5,409-421,Stradling
Judicial decision making: order of evidence presentation and availability of background information,1998,12,5,445-454,Kerstholt
Kinematic information feedback and task constraints,1987,1,4,273-283,Newell
Knowledge Organization and the Acquisition of Procedural Expertise,1989,3,4,313-336,Zeitz
Language is never enough: memories are more than words reveal,1998,12,5,475-481,Howe
Lay knowledge of eyewitness behaviour: A British survey,1987,1,2,143-153,Hollin
Lay Persons' and Police Officers' Beliefs Regarding Deceptive Behaviour,1996,10,6,461-471,Bull
Learning implications of field dependence-independence: Cognitive style versus cognitive ability,1990,4,6,425-437,McKenna
Manipulating remember and know judgements of autobiographical memories: an investigation of false memory creation,1998,12,4,371-386,Gilstrap
Measures of feeling-of-knowing accuracy: A new look at an old problem,1995,9,4,321-332,Schraw
Measuring Feeling of Knowing: Comment on Schraw (1995),1996,10,3,261-268,Wright
Memories of a bicycle tour,1989,3,2,137-156,Bruce
Memories of child sexual abuse: A response to Lindsay and Read,1994,8,4,379-387,Berliner
Memories of statements spoken in everyday contexts,1988,2,4,273-286,Goldsmith
Memory Aging Research: Real-Life and Laboratory Relationships,1996,10,3,187-191,Rybash
Memory anxiety and memory performance in adulthood,1991,5,5,423-433,Davidson
Memory complaints in younger and older adults,1991,5,5,443-454,Devolder
Memory for directly and indirectly experienced events,1992,6,4,293-306,Shlechter
Memory for Orientation in the Natural Environment,1997,11,4,279-288,Martin
Memory for Orientation in the Natural Environment: Commentary,1997,11,4,289,Cohen
Memory for Orientation: Functionality Implicit Learning and Handedness: Reply,1997,11,4,290-292,Martin
Memory for traumatic events,1987,1,4,225-239,Loftus
Memory Performance and Socio-Economic Status,1997,11,2,113-120,Guadagno
Memory phenomena in the law,1993,7,7,603-618,Johnson
Memory recovery and the use of the past: A commentary on lindsay and read from psychoanalytic perspectives,1994,8,4,365-378,Cohler
Mental reinstatement of context: A technique for interviewing child witnesses,1993,7,2,97-108,Dietze
Methods of data collection perceptions of risks and losses and motivation to give truthful answers to sensitive survey questions,1999,13,5,465-484,Rasinski
Modelling clustered data in autobiographical memory research: the multilevel approach,1998,12,4,339-357,Wright
Moderators of the confidence-accuracy correlation in face recognition: The role of information processing and base-rates,1989,3,2,95-107,Penrod
Mood-related self-schemata and mood-congruity effects in autobiographical memory: A study of women with premenstrual syndrome,1991,5,6,461-481,Barclay
Movement imagery in rock climbing: patterns of interference from visual spatial and kinaesthetic secondary tasks,1998,12,2,145-157,Smyth
Moving toward a middle ground on the 'false memory debate': Reply to commentaries on lindsay and read,1994,8,4,407-435,Lindsay
Music while you work: the differential distraction of background music on the cognitive test performance of introverts and extraverts,1997,11,5,445-455,Furnham
New directions in autobiographical memory research,1998,12,4,297-303,Bruce
Of private talk and public print: General pre-trial publicity and juror decision-making,1988,2,2,123-135,Greene
On adaptive control sleep loss and fatigue,1995,9,7,S39–S53,Folkard
On the ethics of memory implantation research,1998,12,3,230-240,Loftus
On the nature and development of conditional reasoning in early adolescence,1995,9,3,213-234,Verzoni
Origins of the misplaced confidence effect in collaborative recall,1989,3,3,227-236,Wagner
Over a decade of research on children's eyewitness testimony: what have we learned? Where do we go from here?,1997,11,7,S5–S20,Goodman
People's awareness of their age-related sensory and cognitive deficits and the implications for road safety,1992,6,3,217-231,Rabbitt
Perception of clusters in statistical maps,1993,7,6,533-551,Jobe
Phenomenal characteristics associated with real and imagined events: the effects of event valence and absorption,1999,13,2,175-186,Destun
Photographs as retrieval cues for children,1998,12,1,55-66,Aschermann
PI and RI in serial learning as a function of environmental context,1992,6,7,589-606,Kanak
Police officers and civilians as witnesses: intergroup biases and memory performance,1997,11,5,431-444,Lindholm
Predicting belief in paranormal phenomena: a comparison of conditional and probabilistic reasoning,1999,13,5,443-450,Roberts
Predictions of movie entertainment value and the representativeness heuristic,1988,2,3,173-179,Glass
Predictive Feeling of Knowing Judgements and Postdictive Confidence Judgements in Eyewitness Memory and General Knowledge,1996,10,5,371-382,Hollins
Print adverts: Not remembered but memorable,1994,8,7,693-703,Perfect
Protecting innocent defendants nailing the guilty: a modified sequential lineup,1998,12,3,265-275,Levi
Psychotherapy and memories of childhood sexual abuse: A cognitive perspective,1994,8,4,281-338,Lindsay
Question-driven Explanatory Reasoning,1996,10,7,17-31,Graesser
Readability of instructional text written for the general public,1987,1,3,155-167,Wijlhuizen
Reality Monitoring for Sexual Abuse Memories,1997,11,4,293-304,Ward
Recall of autobiographical events,1989,3,2,127-135,White
Recall of the Hillsborough disaster over time: Systematic biases of 'flashbulb' memories,1993,7,2,129-138,Wright
Recall recognition and confidence patterns in eyewitness testimony,1999,13,3,257-268,Migueles
Recognition memory performance and residential burglary,1992,6,2,109-123,Wright
Reconstructing the dates of personal events: Gender differences in accuracy,1990,4,5,371-381,Skowronski
Reducing Suggestibility in Child Witness Interviews,1996,10,6,503-518,Bull
Rehabilitation for cognitive impairment: Does cognitive psychology apply?,1990,4,4,247-260,Wilson
Rehearsal of faces and details in action events,1989,3,4,295-311,Don Read
Remembering experienced and reported events,1987,1,1,15-26,Larsen
Remembering intentions: A critical review of existing experimental paradigms,1992,6,6,507-524,Kvavilashvili
Remembering intentions: testing a new method of investigation,1998,12,6,533-554,Kvavilashvili
Repeated testing in eyewitness memory: a means to improve recall of a negative emotional event,1998,12,2,119-131,Bornstein
Repressed Memory Accusations: Devastated Families and Devastated Patients,1997,11,1,25-30,Loftus
Response scales as frames of reference: The impact of frequency range on diagnostic judgements,1991,5,1,37-49,Bohner
Retrieval characteristics of autobiographical memories: Event and date information,1992,6,5,389-404,Burt
Retrieving the sequence of autobiographical event components,1998,12,4,321-338,Burt
Revisiting the ethics of implanted memory research with children,1998,12,3,245-249,Herrmann
Risks versus rewards of applied research with children: comments on 'The potential effects of the implanted-memory paradigm on child participants' by Douglas Herrmann and Carol Yoder,1998,12,3,241-244,Gordon
Route-finding: A measure of everyday executive functioning in the head-injured adult,1993,7,2,171-181,Sautter
Scripts and episodes: The development of event memory,1992,6,6,483-505,Fivush
Scripts for typical crimes and their effects on memory for eyewitness testimony,1992,6,7,573-587,Pezdek
Self-instruction training following neurological injury,1994,8,3,259-271,Hux
Serial Position Effects in Children's Route Reversal Errors: Implications for Police Search Operations,1996,10,4,301-326,Cornell
Sign language as cognition for deaf people: Pitfalls and prospects,1989,3,2,109-125,Kyle
Social competence and sociomoral reasoning in young offenders,1999,13,1,79-87,Palmer
Socio-economic status social class and memory performance: a critical response to Herrmann and Guadagno (1997),1998,12,6,593-609,Richardson
Stereotypes and recognition memory for faces and voices of good guys and bad guys,1993,7,5,419-431,Yarmey
Stimulus complexity and information integration in the spontaneous interpretations of line graphs,1993,7,4,341-357,Carswell
Suggestiveness in photospread line-ups: Similarity induces distinctiveness,1992,6,5,443-453,Wogalter
Surveying Families Accused of Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Comparison of British and New Zealand Results,1997,11,1,31-34,Laidlaw
Television distraction and the performance of introverts and extroverts,1994,8,7,705-711,Furnham
Testing the limits of the phonetic mnemonic system,1987,1,4,263-271,Patton
Testing the multiplicative hypothesis of intensifiers,1995,9,2,167-177,Wright
The 'Notice to Detained Persons' PACE Codes and reading ease,1991,5,2,89-95,Gudjonsson
The accuracy-confidence relationship in an eyewitness task: anxiety as a modifier,1998,12,1,43-54,Markham
The availability heuristic in person identification: The sometimes misleading consequences of enhanced contextual information,1995,9,2,91-121,Read
The basis of the 3/4 view advantage in face recognition,1987,1,2,109-120,Bruce
The cognitive consequences of poverty: A neo-Piagetian study with Zulu children,1990,4,6,451-459,Miller
The Cognitive Interview and Lie Detection: a New Magnifying Glass for Sherlock Holmes?,1997,11,1,55-68,Hernández-Fernaud
The Cognitive Psychology of Delusions: A Review,1996,10,6,487-502,Miller
The Current Orientation Test: A Study of Speed and Consistency of Retrieval of Recent Everyday Memories by Old and Young Subjects,1996,10,4,337-347,Sheehan
The effect of actual event duration and event memory on the reconstruction of duration information,1993,7,1,63-73,Burt
The effect of expectation on the identification of known and unknown persons,1992,6,2,173-180,Kerstholt
The effect of type of practice on motor learning in children,1991,5,2,123-134,Wulf
The effectiveness of different types of pragmatic implications found in commercials to mislead subjects,1988,2,4,265-272,Searleman
The effects of acoustic similarity on memory in children: A comparison between visual and auditory presentation,1987,1,1,45-51,Hulme
The effects of chronic sleep reduction on the performance of cognitive tasks sensitive to sleep deprivation,1995,9,1,21-40,Horne
The effects of interacting in repeated events on children's eyewitness memory and source monitoring,1998,12,5,489-503,Roberts
The effects of memory load and delay on facial recognition,1990,4,1,47-59,Podd
The effects of objective workload on cognitive performance in a field setting: A two-period cross-over trial,1995,9,7,S153–S171,Parkes
The effects of social support on children's eyewitness testimony,1992,6,1,61-75,Moston
The effects of the age of eyewitnesses on the accuracy and suggestibility of their testimony,1997,11,5,415-430,Valentine
The Effects of the Cognitive Interview on Recall Identification Confidence and the Confidence/Accuracy Relationship,1997,11,2,121-145,Gwyer
The effects of whispers voice-sample duration and voice distinctiveness on criminal speaker identification,1995,9,3,249-260,Yarmey
The ethics of conducting 'false memory' research with children: a reply to Herrmann and Yoder,1998,12,3,207-217,Quas
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The integration of knowledge and experimentation strategies in understanding a physical system,1992,6,4,321-343,Schauble
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The memory of concentration camp survivors,1990,4,2,77-87,Groeneweg
The More You Ask For the More You Get: Anchoring in Personal Injury Verdicts,1996,10,6,519-540,Bornstein
The overjustification effect: A meta-analysis,1995,9,5,365-404,Hall
The potential effects of the implanted memory paradigm on child subjects,1998,12,3,198-206,Herrmann
The process of learning from small-scale maps,1994,8,6,565-582,Rossano
The relationship of confabulation to the memory intelligence suggestibility and personality of prison inmates,1996,10,1,85-92,Gudjonsson
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Using Toys and Models in Interviews with Young Children,1997,11,1,69-87,Pipe
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Voice identification of an abductor,1992,6,5,367-377,Yarmey
Wearing Black Clothes: The Impact of Offenders' and Suspects' Clothing on Impression Formation,1997,11,1,47-53,Vrij
What mediates the impact of response alternatives on frequency reports of mundane behaviors?,1990,4,1,61-72,Schwarz
When a 12.86% mortality is more dangerous than 24.14%: implications for risk communication,1997,11,6,495-506,Yamagishi
When guided visualization procedures may backfire: imagination inflation and predicting individual differences in suggestibility,1998,12,7,S63–S75,Loftus
When personal history repeats itself: Decomposing memories for recurring events,1991,5,4,297-318,Loftus
When Seeing should not be Believing: Photographs Credit Cards and Fraud,1997,11,3,211-222,Kemp
Why People are Not Like Marbles in an Urn: An Effect of Context on Statistical Reasoning,1996,10,7,99-112,Schwartz
'Mind the gap': false memories for missing aspects of an event,2006,20,5,689-696,Garry
'Of course I remember seeing that film'--how ambiguous questions generate crashing memories,2006,20,6,779-789,Merckelbach
A commentary on Pedersen and Wright,2002,16,7,785-787,Burt
A comparison of mental and physical context reinstatement in forensic interviews with alleged victims of sexual abuse,2002,16,4,429-441,Sternberg
A comparison of the effectiveness of two suggestibility paradigms in predicting preschoolers' tendency to report a non-experienced event,2004,18,8,1021-1036,Powell
A critical reflection on emerging topics in cognitive load research,2006,20,3,359-364,Rikers
A direct examination of the nonlinear (quadratic) association between intelligence and suggestibility in children,2006,20,5,617-623,Powell
A longitudinal investigation of the reliability of memories for trauma and other emotional experiences,2004,18,9,1143-1159,Peace
A memory and decision model for eyewitness identification,2003,17,6,629-654,Clark
A meta-analysis of the verbal overshadowing effect in face identification,2001,15,6,603-616,Brigham
A new flashbulb memory model applied to the Marmara earthquake,2003,17,5,503-517,Er
A perceptual discrimination investigation of the own-race effect and intergroup experience,2006,20,4,461-475,Hewstone
A real-life event enhances the accuracy of preschoolers' recall,2004,18,3,297-309,Thierry
Absorption and hallucinatory experience,2003,17,7,833-849,Glicksohn
Action/inaction regret as a function of severity of loss,2003,17,2,225-235,Avni-Babad
Affecting the perception of verbal cues to deception,2003,17,1,35-49,Strömwall
Age differences in interrogative suggestibility: a comparison between young and older adults,2004,18,8,1097-1107,Polczyk
Age neuropsychological and social cognitive measures as predictors of individual differences in susceptibility to the misinformation effect,2004,18,8,997-1019,Lee
Are police video identifications fair to African-Caribbean suspects?,2003,17,4,459-476,Valentine
Are self reports of memory failure accurate?,2005,19,7,821-841,Herrmann
Assassination of a controversial politician: remembering details from another non-existent film,2006,20,5,591-596,Merckelbach
Assessing children's statements: the impact of a repeated experience on CBCA and RM ratings,2004,18,6,653-668,Leander
Assessing the effects of misinformation on children's recall: how and when makes a difference,2000,14,2,163-182,Gobbo
Attention and expertise in multiple target tracking,2004,18,3,337-347,McGeorge
Autobiographical and event memory for 9/11: changes across one year,2003,17,9,1057-1066,Er
Autobiographical memory and social skills of men and women,2005,19,6,745-759,Pohl
Automatic and intentional processes in children's recognition memory: the reversed misinformation effect,2002,16,1,1-16,Hayes
Awareness of the origin of knowledge predicts child witnesses' recall of alleged sexual and physical abuse,2003,17,8,953-967,Orbach
Belief and experience of memory recovery,2006,20,5,649-659,Naka
Body maps do not facilitate children's reports of touch,2006,20,5,607-615,Hayne
Characteristics of eyewitness identification that predict the outcome of real lineups,2003,17,8,969-993,Valentine
Children report suggested events even when interviewed in a non-suggestive manner: what are its implications for credibility assessment?,2004,18,5,589-611,Erdmann
Children's and adults' recall of children's news stories in both print and audio-visual presentation modalities,2002,16,2,191-210,Furnham
Children's memory for emergency medical treatment after one year: the impact of individual difference variables on recall and suggestibility,2001,15,7,S25–S48,Gordon
Children's memory of recurring events: is the first event always the best remembered?,2003,17,2,127-146,Powell
Children's recall and the cognitive interview: do the positive effects hold over time?,2003,17,2,203-214,Anders Granhag
Children's reports of emotionally laden events: adapting the interview to the child,2003,17,1,65-79,Salmon
Classroom experiments on the effects of different noise sources and sound levels on long-term recall and recognition in children,2003,17,8,895-914,Hygge
Cognitive load and the imagination effect,2004,18,7,857-875,Leahy
Cognitive mechanisms underlying lying to questions: response time as a cue to deception,2003,17,7,755-774,Walczyk
Commonsense beliefs and the identification of familiar voices,2001,15,3,283-299,Yarmey
Comparing flashbulb memories of September 11 and the death of Princess Diana: effects of time delays and nationality,2003,17,9,1017-1031,Kvavilashvili
Comparing methods of encountering post-event information: the power of co-witness suggestion,2006,20,8,1083-1099,Kemp
Comparisons of memories for traumatic events and other experiences,2001,15,7,S119–S133,Byrne
Complexity of trauma narratives as an index of fragmented memory in PTSD: a critical analysis,2001,15,7,S171–S186,Gray
Confusing operational predicaments and cognitive explorations: comments on Rossmo and Snook et al,2005,19,5,663-668,Canter
Conjunction in simulated railway signals: a cautionary note,2005,19,8,973-984,Groeger
Cooperation of liars and truth tellers,2005,19,1,39-50,Vrij
Crashing memories and reality monitoring: distinguishing between perceptions imaginations and 'false memories',2002,16,2,125-134,Bull
Creating coherence out of chaos? Children's narratives of emotionally positive and negative events,2003,17,1,1-19,Fivush
Delay related changes in personal memories for September 11 2001,2003,17,9,1007-1015,Brown
Detecting lies in young children adolescents and adults,2006,20,9,1225-1237,Vrij
Dimensions in appreciation of car interior design,2005,19,5,603-618,Carbon
Discriminating adults' genuine imagined and deceptive accounts of positive and negative childhood events,2005,19,8,985-1001,Sharman
Discussion affects memory for true and false childhood events,2006,20,5,671-680,Garry
Disputed memories of twins: how ordinary are they?,2004,18,4,405-413,Küntay
Dissociation memory and suggestibility in adults and children,2001,15,7,S49–S73,Eisen
Dividing attention during a witnessed event increases eyewitness suggestibility,2006,20,2,199-212,Lane
Do differences in event descriptions cause differences in duration estimates?,2002,16,7,769-783,Wright
Do early interviews affect children's long-term event recall?,2004,18,7,823-839,Pipe
Do instructional warnings reduce false recognition?,2006,20,1,97-114,Westerberg
Do irrelevant depth cues affect the comprehension of bar graphs?,2000,14,2,151-162,Fischer
Does jury deliberation really improve jurors' memories?,2002,16,5,589-601,Pritchard
Does simulating amnesia mediate genuine forgetting for a crime event?,1999,13,6,495-511,Bylin
Does the presentation of multiple facial composites improve suspect identification?,2006,20,2,213-226,Kemp
Drawing and showing: helping children to report emotionally laden events,2001,15,3,301-319,Salmon
Drawing out children's false memories,2003,17,5,607-619,Garry
Dynamics of communication in emergency management,2002,16,6,719-737,Lewandowsky
Earwitnesses: effects of accent retention and telephone,2006,20,2,187-197,Kerstholt
Earwitnesses: effects of speech duration retention interval and acoustic environment,2004,18,3,327-336,Kerstholt
Effects of active information processing on the understanding of risk information,2005,19,1,123-135,Natter
Effects of attentional demand cue typicality and priming on an event-based prospective memory task,2005,19,7,885-897,Penningroth
Effects of feedback on the overestimated capacity to detect lies and the underestimated ability to tell lies,2003,17,3,349-363,Elaad
Effects of reiteration hindsight bias and memory on realism in eyewitness confidence,2000,14,5,397-420,Granhag
Effects of the timing of postevent information on preschoolers' memories of an event,1999,13,6,541-559,Sternberg
Effects of verbalization on lineup face recognition in an interpolated inspection paradigm,2004,18,4,393-403,Lyle
Effects of voluntary immigration on the distribution of autobiographical memory over the lifespan,2001,15,7,S75–S88,Rubin
Elaboration inflation: how your ideas become mine,2006,20,5,641-648,Perfect
Eliciting and comparing false and recovered memories: an experimental approach,2003,17,3,251-279,Gleaves
Evaluating the effectiveness of pixelation and blurring on masking the identity of familiar faces,2001,15,1,101-116,Bruce
Event frequency and children's suggestibility: a study of cued recall responses,2004,18,7,809-821,Price
Event memory and autobiographical memory for the events of September 11 2001,2003,17,9,1033-1045,Pezdek
Evidence for the differential impact of time and emotion on personal and event memories for September 11 2001,2003,17,9,1047-1055,Bibi
Evidence of metacognitive awareness in young children who have experienced a repeated event,2005,19,8,1019-1031,Roberts
Explain this: explaining childhood events inflates confidence for those events,2005,19,1,67-74,Sharman
Eyewitness memory for a simulated misdemeanor crime: the role of age and temperament in suggestibility,2005,19,3,267-289,Shapiro
Eyewitness memory for arousing events: putting things into context,2003,17,1,93-106,Brown
Eyewitness memory is still not common sense: comparing jurors judges and law enforcement to eyewitness experts,2006,20,1,115-129,Bradshaw
Fabrication deflation? The mixed effects of lying on memory,2004,18,4,455-465,Polage
Facilitating children's accurate responses: conversational rules and interview style,2005,19,3,249-266,Goodman
Factors influencing prescribing decisions in the treatment of depression: a social judgement theory approach,2003,17,1,51-63,Gilhooly
False memories and source-monitoring problems: criterion differences,2002,16,1,73-85,Hekkanen
False memories produced by children and adults in the DRM paradigm,2006,20,5,625-631,Hayne
Feigning amnesia undermines memory for a mock crime,2004,18,5,505-518,Merckelbach
Five years later: children's memory for medical emergencies,2001,15,7,S7–S24,Peterson
Flashbulb and factual memories: the case of Rabin's assassination,2003,17,5,519-531,Nachson
Gender effects in spatial orientation: cognitive profiles and mental strategies,2004,18,5,519-532,Vecchi
Geographic heuristics or shortcuts to failure?: response to Snook et al,2005,19,5,651-654,Rossmo
High prevalence of prospective memory impairment in the elderly and in early-stage dementia: Findings from a population-based study,2000,14,7,S63–S81,Johnson
How eyewitnesses talk about events: implications for memory,2005,19,5,531-544,Tversky
How has the 9/11 terrorist attack influenced decision making?,2003,17,9,1113-1127,Sacco
How quickly do children forget events? A systematic study of children's event reports as a function of delay,2002,16,7,755-768,Pipe
How schemas affect eyewitness memory over repeated retrieval attempts,2003,17,7,785-800,Brewer
Imagination and false memory inductions: investigating the role of process content and source of imaginations,2006,20,9,1119-1141,Foley
Improving comprehension of jury instructions with audio-visual presentation,2004,18,6,765-776,Brewer
Improving police decision making: general principles and practical applications of receiver operating characteristic analysis,2005,19,9,1157-1175,Bennell
Inadvertent plagiarism in everyday life,2005,19,8,1033-1040,Defeldre
Increased realism in eyewitness confidence judgements: the effect of dyadic collaboration,2003,17,5,545-561,Granhag
Increasing belief in the experience of an invasive procedure that never happened: the role of plausibility and schematicity,2006,20,5,661-669,Schooler
Individual and developmental differences in suggestibility,2004,18,8,941-945,Melnyk
Individual differences in children's recall and suggestibility: the effect of intelligence temperament and self-perceptions,2005,19,4,383-407,Ceci
Individual differences in children's suggestibility: a review and synthesis,2004,18,8,947-996,Melnyk
Influence of video-mediation on adult-child interviews: implications for the use of the live link with child witnesses,2000,14,4,379-392,Doherty-Sneddon
Influences of temporal factors on memory conjunction errors,2000,14,4,309-321,Hannigan
Inhibiting children's memory of an interactive event: the effectiveness of a cover-up,2002,16,6,651-664,Wright
Inter-racial contact and the own-race bias for face recognition in South Africa and England,2003,17,3,365-373,Wright
Interviewing children and adults: the effect of question format on the tendency to speculate,2001,15,5,521-531,Waterman
Interviewing techniques and the assessment of statement credibility,2002,16,3,287-300,Memon
Interviewing young children with props: prior experience matters,2004,18,5,549-565,Nigro
Introduction: trauma stress and autobiographical memory,2001,15,7,S1–S5,Read
Involuntary memories of emotional events: do memories of traumas and extremely happy events differ?,2001,15,7,S135–S158,Berntsen
Irrelevant speech and indoor lighting: effects on cognitive performance and self-reported affect,2002,16,6,709-718,Knez
Is regret for inaction relatively self-enhancing?,2005,19,6,761-777,Jones
Is the cart pushing the horse? the effects of child characteristics on children's and adults' interview behaviours,2004,18,8,1059-1078,Gilstrap
Is traumatic memory special ? A comparison of traumatic memory characteristics with memory for other emotional life experiences,2001,15,7,S101–S117,Porter
Isaac Ishmael and Janus: past and future lessons regarding the ethnic categorization of faces,2003,17,9,1129-1147,Mullen
Knowing begets knowing,2000,14,2,193-194,Josselson
Knowing that I didn't know: preschoolers' understanding of their own false belief is a predictor of assents to fictitious events,2005,19,4,507-527,Berntsen
Language duration estimation and causation,2002,16,7,789-792,Wright
Latent variable models for the measurement of flashbulb memories: a comparative approach,2005,19,1,3-22,Curci
Linguistic predictors of trauma pathology and physical health,2001,15,7,S159–S170,Foa
Matching the faces of robbers captured on video,2001,15,4,445-464,Bruce
Memories of positive and negative emotional events,2005,19,1,51-66,Fivush
Memory and suggestibility in older adults: live event participation and repeated interview,2004,18,8,1109-1127,Ceci
Memory conformity: can eyewitnesses influence each other's memories for an event?,2003,17,5,533-543,Memon
Memory distortion in eyewitnesses: a meta-analysis of the post-identification feedback effect,2006,20,7,859-869,Douglass
Memory distortions in coerced false confessions: a source monitoring framework analysis,2004,18,5,567-588,Henkel
Memory for autobiographical facts and events: a comparison of women reporting childhood sexual abuse and non-abused controls,2002,16,5,575-588,Andrews
Memory for events after twenty years,2002,16,5,603-612,White
Memory for own- and other-race faces: a dual-process approach,2005,19,5,545-567,Brigham
Memory of Auschwitz survivors,2001,15,2,119-132,Nachson
Mental reinstatement of the misinformation context and the misinformation effect in children and adults,2003,17,4,477-493,McConkey
Minimising misinformation effects in young children with cognitive interview mnemonics,2004,18,3,263-281,Holliday
Misleading postevent information and working memory capacity: an individual differences approach to eyewitness memory,2002,16,2,223-231,Wentura
Mock-suspects' decisions to confess: the accuracy of eyewitness evidence is critical,2006,20,4,477-486,Kebbell
Modality and variability as factors in training the elderly,2006,20,3,311-320,van Merriënboer
Modernising the misinformation effect: the development of a new stimulus set,2006,20,5,583-590,Garry
Moral suggestibility: the complex interaction of developmental cultural and contextual factors,2004,18,8,1079-1096,Saltzstein
Multimedia mug books: how multi should the media be?,2000,14,3,277-291,McAllister
Narratives of 9/11: relations among personal involvement narrative content and memory of the emotional impact over time,2003,17,9,1099-1111,Edwards
New directions for flashbulb memories: comments on the ACP Special Issue,2003,17,9,1149-1155,Neisser
Now you see it; now you don't: inhibiting recall and recognition of scenes,2001,15,5,471-482,Loftus
Objectivity bias in eyewitness performance,2000,14,4,323-332,Geiselman
On the stability of the arousal strength of warning signal words,2000,14,6,577-592,Hellier
Paraverbal indicators of deception: a meta-analytic synthesis,2006,20,4,421-446,Sporer
Participants' free-hand drawings of a target face can influence recognition accuracy and the confidence-accuracy correlation,2002,16,4,387-405,McClure
Pedestrian conspicuity at night: failure to observe a biological motion advantage in a high-clutter environment,2002,16,4,477-485,Moberly
Perceived reality of visually mediated hazards and beliefs about risk,2005,19,7,899-912,Engelberg
Phenomenal characteristics of autobiographical memories for positive negative and neutral events,2003,17,3,281-294,Van der linden
Police officers ability to detect deception in high stakes situations and in repeated lie detection tests,2006,20,6,741-755,Vrij
Positive versus negative face recognition decisions: confidence accuracy and response latency,2006,20,1,17-31,Brewer
Post-identification feedback confidence and recollections of witnessing conditions in child witnesses,2004,18,7,901-912,Memon
Post-identification feedback: exploring the effects of sequential photospreads and eyewitnesses' awareness of the identification task,2006,20,8,991-1007,McQuiston-Surrett
Postidentification feedback effects on face recognition confidence: evidence for metacognitive influences,2006,20,7,895-916,Brewer
Pre-school children remembering unpleasant events: complying with the unwritten rules of an invisible game,2001,15,6,687-691,Sjöberg
Predicting memory completeness and accuracy: emotion and exposure in repeated autobiographical recall,2001,15,2,145-158,Bluck
President Bush's false [flashbulb] memory of 9/11/01,2004,18,3,363-370,Greenberg
Probabilistic reasoning affirmative bias and belief in precognitive dreams,2006,20,1,65-83,Jones
Qualities of memories for performed and imagined actions,2003,17,8,881-893,Odegard
Rapid judgements in assessing verbal and nonverbal cues: their potential for deception researchers and lie detection,2004,18,3,283-296,Vrij
Reactions to and memories for the September 11 2001 terrorist attacks in adults with posttraumatic stress disorder,2003,17,9,1081-1097,Southwick
Recalling an event one year later: the impact of props drawing and a prior interview,2000,14,2,99-120,Salmon
Recognising faces seen alone or with others: when two heads are worse than one,2006,20,7,957-972,Burton
Reconstructing the serial order of events: a case study of September 11 2001,2003,17,9,1067-1080,Altmann
Recounting the same events again and again: children's consistency across multiple interviews,2001,15,4,353-371,Peterson
Reliving emotions and fragmentation in the autobiographical memories of veterans diagnosed with PTSD,2004,18,1,17-35,Beckham
Remembering dreamt and actual experiences,2003,17,5,577-591,Kemp
Repeated interrogations: verbal and non-verbal cues to deception,2002,16,3,243-257,Granhag
Repeated recall retention interval and the accuracy-confidence relation in eyewitness memory,2006,20,7,973-985,Odinot
Retrieval-induced forgetting in eyewitness memory: forgetting as a consequence of remembering,2002,16,2,135-149,MacLeod
Retrospective duration estimations for variant and invariant events in field situations,2000,14,1,45-57,Yarmey
Rewriting the past: some factors affecting the variability of personal memories,2000,14,5,435-454,Anderson
Secrecy and suggestibility: are children's memories for secrets less suggestible than other memories?,2004,18,3,251-261,Powell
Self-perception of cognitive changes during pregnancy and the early postpartum: salience and attentional effects,2002,16,6,617-633,Crawley
Self-ratings of sense of direction and route reversal performance,2002,16,3,309-324,Cornell
Self-reported differences in creativity by ethnicity and gender,2006,20,8,1065-1082,Kaufman
Semantic contexts and face recognition,2001,15,2,173-186,Rainis
Sequential lineup advantage: contributions of distinctiveness and recollection,2005,19,1,23-37,Gronlund
Shortcuts to geographic profiling success: a reply to Rossmo (2005),2005,19,5,655-661,Bennell
Should I believe this? Reality monitoring of accounts of self-experienced and invented recent and distant autobiographical events,2006,20,6,837-854,Sharman
Show-ups: the critical issue of clothing bias,2006,20,8,1009-1023,Lindsay
Signal-detection models as tools for interpreting judgements of recollections,2002,16,2,151-156,Hirshman
Similarities within event clusters in autobiographical memory,2000,14,5,479-489,Wright
Simultaneous and sequential lineups: decision processes of accurate and inaccurate eyewitnesses,2001,15,6,659-671,Memon
Social demand characteristics in children's and adults' eyewitness memory and suggestibility: the effect of different interviewers on free recall and recognition,2000,14,5,421-433,Bjorklund
Sociomoral reasoning perceptions of parenting and self-reported delinquency in adolescents,2001,15,1,85-100,Palmer
Sorting mug shots: methodological issues,2000,14,1,81-96,Lindsay
Source monitoring and suggestibility to misinformation: adult age-related differences,2003,17,1,107-119,Mather
Splintered memories or vivid landmarks? Qualities and organization of traumatic memories with and without PTSD,2003,17,6,675-693,Rubin
Studies of suggestibility: some observations and suggestions,2004,18,8,1129-1141,Ornstein
Suggestibility and source monitoring errors: blame the interview style interviewer consistency and the child's personality,2005,19,4,489-506,Shapiro
Teaching complex rather than simple tasks: balancing intrinsic and germane load to enhance transfer of learning,2006,20,3,343-352,van Merriënboer
Telling and detecting lies in a high-stake situation: the case of a convicted murderer,2001,15,2,187-203,Vrij
Testimony and evidence: a scientific case study of memory for child sexual abuse,2000,14,3,197-213,Goodman
The accuracy of footballers' frequency estimates of their own football heading,2005,19,4,477-487,Fernie
The cognitive effects of jury aids on decision-making in complex civil litigation,2005,19,7,867-884,ForsterLee
The connection between random sequences everyday coincidences and belief in the paranormal,2002,16,1,17-34,Bressan
The discrimination of graphical elements,2001,15,4,413-431,Hollands
The effect of a prior cognitive interview on children's acceptance of misinformation,2003,17,4,443-457,Holliday
The effect of changes in posture and clothing on the development of unfamiliar person recognition,2003,17,7,819-832,Seitz
The effect of post-identification feedback on the recall of crime and perpetrator details,2005,19,7,935-951,Memon
The effect of postevent information on adults' eyewitness reports,2001,15,3,249-263,Hayne
The effect of presentation medium of post-event information: impact of co-witness information,2006,20,5,575-581,Itsukushima
The effect of repeated experience on children's suggestibility across two question types,2002,16,4,367-386,Roberts
The effects of anxious mood induction on suggestibility to misleading post-event information,2004,18,2,233-244,Clifford
The effects of early trauma on autobiographical memory and schematic self-representation,2001,15,7,S89–S100,Bakeman
The effects of intervening experiences on children's memory for a physical examination,2000,14,1,59-80,Gordon
The effects of mental context reinstatement on children's accounts of sexual abuse,2001,15,3,235-248,Sternberg
The effects of post -identification feedback and age on retrospective eyewitness memory,2005,19,4,435-453,Lampinen
The effects of prevalence and script information on plausibility belief and memory of autobiographical events,2006,20,8,1049-1064,Mazzoni
The effects of protective helmet use on physiology and cognition in young cricketers,2004,18,9,1181-1193,Scholey
The effects of question type on self-contradictions by children in the course of forensic interviews,2001,15,5,483-491,Fauchier
The effects of rapport-building style on children's reports of a staged event,2004,18,2,189-202,Sternberg
The effects of source and type of feedback on child witnesses' metamemory accuracy,2005,19,3,331-344,Granhag
The effects of state anxiety on the suggestibility and accuracy of child eyewitnesses,2002,16,5,547-558,Keogh
The effects of training professional groups and lay persons to use criteria-based content analysis to detect deception,2004,18,7,877-891,Bull
The effects of varied retrieval cues on reminiscence in eyewitness memory,2006,20,6,723-739,Fisher
The effects of verbalization on face recognition in young and older adults,2002,16,6,635-650,Memon
The everyday production of knowledge: individual differences in epistemological understanding and juror-reasoning skill,2003,17,2,161-181,Weinstock
The impact of background musical tempo and timbre congruity upon ad content recall and affective response,2006,20,4,505-520,North
The impact of misleading questions on eyewitness memory in children and adults,2000,14,6,509-526,Schneider
The importance of being earnest: displayed emotions and witness credibility,2003,17,1,21-34,Drevland
The influence of schematic knowledge on contradictory versus additive misinformation: false memory for typical and atypical items,2006,20,5,563-573,Belli
The influence of suggestions on children's reports of a unique experience versus an instance of a repeated experience,2001,15,2,205-223,Lindsay
The intention interference effect and aging: similar magnitude of effects for young and old adults,2005,19,9,1177-1197,Dixon
The negative effect of cross-examination style questioning on children's accuracy: older children are not immune,2006,20,1,3-16,Hayne
The relation between inhibitory control and children's eyewitness memory,2005,19,8,1003-1018,Roberts
The role of expectation and memory-retrieval techniques in the construction of beliefs about past events,2000,14,4,361-378,Terrance
The role of mental rotation and age in spatial perspective-taking tasks: when age does not impair perspective-taking performance,2006,20,6,807-821,De Beni
The role of perceptual elaboration and individual differences in the creation of false memories for suggested events,2001,15,3,265-281,Zaragoza
The role of perspective in locating position in a real-world unfamiliar environment,2003,17,6,715-732,Logie
The role of self-rated ability in the accuracy of confidence judgements in eyewitness memory and general knowledge,2004,18,2,157-168,Perfect
The self and recollection reconsidered: how a 'failure to replicate' failed and why trace strength accounts of recollection are untenable,2001,15,6,673-686,Dewhurst
Thematically-induced arousal in naturally-occurring emotional memories,2003,17,8,995-1004,Laney
Timing moderates the effects of repeated suggestive interviewing on children's eyewitness memory,2004,18,5,613-631,Melnyk
Transfer of training emotionally biased interpretations,2003,17,7,775-784,Hertel
Unravelling the effects of sequential presentation in culprit-present lineups,2003,17,6,703-714,Memon
Validating reports of poor childhood memory,2002,16,5,509-514,Brewin
Verbal ability self-control and close relationships with parents protect children against misleading suggestions,2004,18,8,1037-1058,Malloy
Verbal overshadowing in voice recognition,2002,16,8,973-980,Perfect
Verbal overshadowing of multiple face and car recognition: effects of within- versus across-category verbal descriptions,2003,17,2,183-201,Lloyd-Jones
Verbal overshadowing: a sound theory in voice recognition?,2005,19,9,1127-1144,Perfect
Viewing composite sketches: lineups and showups compared,2006,20,3,383-395,Dekle
Visual analysis of gait as a cue to identity,1999,13,6,513-526,Stevenage
Visuo-spatial working memory in navigation,2002,16,1,35-50,Logie
Vividness of visual imagery and source memory for audio and text,2002,16,1,87-95,McKelvie
Watching the birdie watching you: eyewitness memory for actions using CCTV recordings of actual crimes,2001,15,4,395-411,Macleod
What attracts attention during police pursuit driving?,2005,19,4,409-420,Crundall
What US judges know and believe about eyewitness testimony,2004,18,4,427-443,Safer
When 90% confidence intervals are 50% certain: on the credibility of credible intervals,2005,19,4,455-475,Teigen
When does explicit justification impair decision making?,2000,14,6,527-541,Slovic
When emotions get the better of us: the effect of contextual top-down processing on matching fingerprints,2005,19,6,799-809,Dror
Witnesses appearing live versus on video: effects on observers' perception veracity assessments and memory,2005,19,7,913-933,Landström
Witnessing postevents does not change memory traces but can affect their retrieval,2001,15,1,3-22,Chandler
'Comparisons of traumatic and positive memories in people with and without PTSD profile',2007,21,1,117-130,Frese
'Good you identified the suspect…but please ignore this feedback': can warnings eliminate the effects of post-identification feedback?,2007,21,8,1037-1056,Lampinen
'Unconscious transference' can be an instance of 'change blindness',2008,22,5,605-623,Loftus
A 'middle road' approach to bridging the basic-applied divide in eyewitness identification research,2008,22,6,779-787,Lane
A case study of witness consistency and memory recovery across multiple investigative interviews,2012,26,1,118-129,Orbach
A comparison of video and static photo lineups with child and adolescent witnesses,2010,24,9,1209-1221,Memon
A double-edged sword: Event centrality PTSD and posttraumatic growth,2011,25,5,817-822,Boals
A facet analysis of police officers' self-reported use of suspect-interviewing strategies and their Discomfort with Ambiguity,2008,22,8,1072-1087,Alison
A Sense of 'unrealness' about the death of a loved-one: An exploratory study of its role in emotional complications among bereaved individuals,2010,24,2,238-251,Boelen
A state of high anxiety: how non-supportive interviewers can increase the suggestibility of child witnesses,2007,21,7,963-974,Bull
Abducted by a UFO: prevalence information affects young children's false memories for an implausible event,2009,23,1,115-125,Merckelbach
Adult credibility assessments of misinformed deceptive and truthful children,2011,25,1,135-145,Ceci
Anxiety and terrorism: Automatic stereotypes affect visual attention and recognition memory for White and Middle Eastern faces,2009,23,3,345-357,Wright
Are people always more risk averse after disasters? Surveys after a heavy snow-hit and a major earthquake in China in 2008,2011,25,1,104-111,Li
Arousal at encoding arousal at retrieval interviewer support and children's memory for a mild stressor,2007,21,3,289-305,Quas
Asymmetrical scepticism towards criminal evidence: The role of goal- and belief-consistency,2011,25,4,541-547,Ask
Attentional bias for trauma-film reminders: Towards a laboratory analogue for studying the role of attention in the persistence of intrusive memories,2010,24,3,425-436,de Jong
Attitudes about memory dampening drugs depend on context and country,2011,25,5,675-681,Loftus
Autobiographical and event memories for surprising and unsurprising events,2010,24,2,177-199,Coluccia
Avoiding awareness of betrayal: Comment on Lindblom and Gray (2009),2010,24,1,20-26,Freyd
Basic and applied issues in eyewitness research: A Münsterberg centennial retrospective,2008,22,6,733-736,Bornstein
Beliefs about factors affecting the Reliability of eyewitness testimony: A Comparison of judges jurors and the general public,2010,24,1,122-133,Magnussen
Beliefs about interactions between factors in the natural environment: a causal network study,2008,22,4,559-572,White
Believing in the purpose of events--why does it occur and is it supernatural?,2010,24,2,252-265,Lindeman
Can fabricated evidence induce false eyewitness testimony?,2010,24,7,899-908,Wade
Can shame memories become a key to identity? The centrality of shame memories predicts psychopathology,2011,25,2,281-290,Matos
Children making faces: the effect of age and prompts on children's facial composites of unfamiliar faces,2008,22,4,455-474,Westcott
Children remember early childhood: long-term recall across the offset of childhood amnesia,2008,22,1,127-142,Reese
Children's ability to recall unique aspects of one occurrence of a repeated event,2011,25,3,351-358,Roberts
Children's episodic and generic reports of alleged abuse,2011,25,6,862-870,Roberts
Children's prepared and unprepared lies: can adults see through their strategies?,2007,21,4,457-471,Landström
Chronic exposure to violent video games is not associated with alterations of emotional memory,2011,25,6,906-916,Spaniol
Co-witness feedback in line-ups,2007,21,4,489-497,Skagerberg
Cognitive aspects of survey methodology,2007,21,2,277-287,Schwarz
Cognitive changes in pregnancy: mild decline or societal stereotype?,2008,22,8,1142-1162,Crawley
Combating Co-witness contamination: Attempting to decrease the negative effects of discussion on eyewitness memory,2011,25,1,43-52,Kemp
Commentary a few can catch a liar sometimes: Comments on Ekman and O'Sullivan (1991) as well as Ekman O'Sullivan and Frank (1999),2008,22,9,1298-1300,Bond
Criteria-based content analysis of true and suggested accounts of events,2009,23,7,901-917,Lindsay
Cultural differences in levels of autonomous orientation in autobiographical remembering in posttraumatic stress disorder,2011,25,2,175-182,Jobson
Developmental progression in the confidence-accuracy relationship in event recall: insights provided by a calibration perspective,2007,21,7,871-893,Howie
Distinguishing true from false memories in forensic contexts: Can phenomenology tell us what is real?,2010,24,8,1168-1182,Reyna
Do better stories make better memories? Narrative quality and memory accuracy in preschool children,2008,22,1,21-38,Ceci
Do central processing and online processing always concur? Analysis of scene order and proportion effects in broadcast news,2011,25,4,567-575,Choi
Do human figure diagrams help alleged victims of sexual abuse provide elaborate and clear accounts of physical contact with alleged perpetrators?,2010,24,2,287-300,Lamb
Does the use of mobile phones affect human short-term memory or attention?,2008,22,8,1113-1125,Fox
Driving speed changes and subjective estimates of time savings accident risks and braking,2009,23,4,543-560,Svenson
Effects of mugshot commitment on lineup performance in young and older adults,2009,23,6,788-803,Gronlund
Effects of pre-trial publicity and jury deliberation on juror bias and source memory errors,2007,21,1,45-67,McEvoy
Effects of presentation speed of a dynamic visualization on the understanding of a mechanical system,2008,22,8,1126-1141,Schwan
Enhancing children's event recall after long delays,2007,21,1,1-17,Pipe
Enhancing the recall of young young-old and old-old adults with cognitive interviews,2007,21,1,19-43,Holliday
Erratum: Effects of pre-trial publicity and jury deliberation on juror bias and source memory errors,2007,21,1,i–i,McEvoy
Estimating frequencies of emotions and actions: a web-based diary study,2007,21,2,259-276,Galambos
Estimating the effects of misleading information on witness accuracy: can experts tell jurors something they don't already know?,2007,21,7,849-870,McAuliff
Estimating the impact of estimator variables on eyewitness identification: A fruitful marriage of practical problem solving and psychological theorizing,2008,22,6,815-826,Deffenbacher
Event report training: An examination of the efficacy of a new intervention to improve children's eyewitness reports,2010,24,6,868-884,Lynn
Expert testimony in child sexual abuse cases: The effects of evidence coherence and credentials on juror decision making,2010,24,4,481-494,Powell
Expert testimony in recovered memory trials: Effects on mock jurors' opinions deliberations and verdicts,2010,24,4,495-512,Buck
External source monitoring in a real-life event: developmental changes in ability to identify source persons,2008,22,4,527-539,Sugimura
Eyewitness confidence and latency: Indices of memory processes not just markers of accuracy,2008,22,6,827-840,Brewer
Eyewitness identification under stress in the London Dungeon,2009,23,2,151-161,Valentine
Factors influencing self-report of mobile phone use: the role of response prompt time reference and mobile phone use in recall,2009,23,5,664-683,Timotijevic
False memories: What the hell are they for?,2009,23,8,1105-1121,Lindsay
Finding the right case: the role of predictive features in memory for aviation accidents,2008,22,8,1163-1180,Wiggins
Flashbulb memories are special after all; in phenomenology not accuracy,2007,21,5,557-578,Rubin
Flashbulb memories for expected events: a test of the emotional-integrative model,2009,23,1,98-114,Curci
Flashbulb memory for 11 September 2001,2009,23,5,605-623,Skitka
Following navigation instructions presented verbally or spatially: Effects on training retention and transfer,2011,25,1,53-67,Healy
Forensic interviews with children in CSA cases: A large-sample study of Norwegian police interviews,2009,23,7,999-1011,Magnussen
Forgetting trauma: socially shared retrieval-induced forgetting and post-traumatic stress disorder,2012,26,1,24-34,Hirst
Have you made up your story? The effect of suspicion and liars' strategies on reality monitoring,2010,24,6,762-773,Vrij
High prevalence information from different sources affects the development of false beliefs,2010,24,2,152-163,Sharman
How children narrate happy and sad events: does affective state count?,2007,21,9,1173-1190,Gobbo
How does motor imagery speed affect motor performance times? Evaluating the effects of task specificity,2011,25,4,536-540,Guillot
Hugo who? G. F. Arnold's alternative early approach to psychology and law,2008,22,6,759-768,Penrod
Imagination equally influences false memories of high and low plausibility events,2009,23,6,813-827,Sharman
Imagining implausible events does not lead to false autobiographical memories: Commentary on Sharman and Scoboria (2009),2011,25,2,341-343,Pezdek
Impairment in attentional processing in a field survival environment,2008,22,5,643-652,Leach
Individual and developmental differences in eyewitness recall and suggestibility in children with intellectual disabilities,2007,21,3,361-381,Gudjonsson
Innocent but proven guilty: Eliciting internalized false confessions using doctored-video evidence,2009,23,5,624-637,Wade
Interviewer feedback in repeated interviews involving forced confabulation,2007,21,4,433-455,Zaragoza
Interviewing rape complainants: Police officers' perceptions of interview format and quality of evidence,2011,25,6,917-926,Kebbell
Investigators under influence: How social norms activate goal-directed processing of criminal evidence,2011,25,4,548-553,Ask
Language crimes and the cognitive interview: testing its efficacy in retrieving a conversational event,2008,22,9,1211-1227,Campos
Lessons from the origins of eyewitness testimony research in Europe,2008,22,6,737-757,Sporer
Memory demands on facial composite identification,2007,21,3,345-360,Oswald
Memory fragments as components of autobiographical knowledge,2007,21,3,307-324,Francis
Memory of children's faces by adults: Appearance does matter,2009,23,7,972-986,Kreiner
Men's memory for women's sexual-interest and rejection cues,2011,25,5,802-810,McFall
Modifying interpretation and imagination in clinical depression: A single case series using cognitive bias modification,2010,24,3,338-350,Holmes
Mug book exposure effects: Retroactive interference or criterion shift?,2011,25,1,127-134,McAllister
Münsterberg's legacy: What does eyewitness research tell us about the reliability of eyewitness testimony?,2008,22,6,841-851,Memon
Novel lineup methods for improving the performance of older eyewitnesses,2010,24,5,718-736,Bull
One night at sea: effects of verbal priming on perceptions and recollections of wartime events,2008,22,7,938-952,Durkin
Paranormal belief and susceptibility to the conjunction fallacy,2009,23,4,524-542,Rogers
Paranormal belief and the conjunction fallacy: Controlling for temporal relatedness and potential surprise differentials in component events,2011,25,5,692-702,Rogers
Parent-child talk and children's memory for stressful events,2007,21,8,1057-1075,Sales
Peer discussion affects children's memory reports,2007,21,9,1191-1199,Memon
Perceiving patterns in dynamic action sequences: Investigating the processes underpinning stimulus recognition and anticipation skill,2009,23,6,878-894,Williams
Photographs can distort memory for the news,2007,21,8,995-1004,Garry
Planting false memories for childhood sexual abuse only happens to emotionally disturbed people… not me or my friends,2009,23,2,162-169,Pezdek
Police officers' views of effective interview tactics with suspects: The effects of weight of case evidence and discomfort with ambiguity,2009,23,4,468-481,Hakkanen
Presentation procedures in lineups and mug books: a direct comparison,2008,22,2,193-206,McAllister
Reality monitoring and the media,2007,21,8,981-993,Johnson
Reality-monitoring characteristics in confirmed and doubtful allegations of child sexual abuse,2010,24,8,1049-1079,Roberts
Relationship closeness and trauma narrative detail: A critical analysis of betrayal trauma theory,2010,24,1,1-19,Gray
Remembering why: Can people consistently recall reasons for their behaviour?,2011,25,1,35-42,Loftus
Repeated partial eyewitness questioning causes confidence inflation but not retrieval-induced forgetting,2009,23,1,90-97,Odinot
Response: Most people who think that they are likely to enter psychotherapy also think it is plausible that they could have forgotten their own memories of childhood sexual abuse,2009,23,2,170-173,Rubin
Restrictions in working memory capacity during parachuting: a possible cause of 'no pull' fatalities,2008,22,2,147-157,Leach
Right movies on the right seat: Laterality and seat choice,2010,24,1,90-99,Okubo
See no lies hear no lies: differences in discrimination accuracy and response bias when watching or listening to police suspect interviews,2008,22,8,1062-1071,Vrij
Selective retrieval and induced forgetting in eyewitness memory,2007,21,9,1157-1172,Migueles
Shooting behaviour: How working memory and negative emotionality influence police officer shoot decisions,2010,24,5,707-717,Parrott
Something Overlooked? How experts in change detection use visual saliency,2010,24,2,213-225,Underwood
Study space analysis for policy development,2008,22,6,789-801,Tredoux
Task prioritisation in multitasking during driving: opportunity to abort a concurrent task does not insulate braking responses from dual-task slowing,2008,22,4,507-525,Pashler
The 'elasticity' of criminal evidence: a moderator of investigator bias,2008,22,9,1245-1259,Ask
The effects of affect and input source on flashbulb memories,2007,21,8,1023-1036,Bohannon
The Effects of Alcohol on Crime-related Memories: A Field Study,2012,26,1,82-90,van Oorsouw
The effects of revisionism on remembered emotion: the valence of older voluntary immigrants' pre-migration autobiographical memories,2007,21,7,895-913,Hoffman
The Fading affect bias: But what the hell is it for?,2009,23,8,1122-1136,Skowronski
The impact of experienced versus non-experienced suggestions on children's recall of repeated events,2007,21,5,649-667,Roberts
The importance (necessity) of computational modelling for eyewitness identification research,2008,22,6,803-813,Clark
The influence of social factors and implicit racial bias on a generalized own-race effect,2008,22,4,441-453,Hewstone
The integration of emotions in memories: Cognitive-emotional distinctiveness and posttraumatic stress disorder,2011,25,5,811-816,Rubin
The long-term impact of emotionally stressful events on memory characteristics and life story,2009,23,4,579-598,Berntsen
The role of emotional elaboration in the creation of false memories,2009,23,1,13-35,Zaragoza
The role of importance/consequentiality appraisal in flashbulb memory formation: the case of the death of Pope John Paul II,2009,23,2,236-253,Curci
The role of impulsivity in actual and problematic use of the mobile phone,2008,22,9,1195-1210,Billieux
The role of psychosocial factors in young children's responses to cross-examination style questioning,2009,23,7,918-935,Zajac
The south beach study: Bystanders' memories are more malleable,2011,25,4,562-566,Wright
The tooth the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth: how belief in the Tooth Fairy can engender false memories,2008,22,5,625-642,Smith
The wildcard: A simple technique for improving children's target-absent lineup performance,2009,23,3,358-368,Zajac
Theory logic and data: Paths to a more coherent eyewitness science,2008,22,6,853-859,Wells
Thinking and talking about the past: Why remember?,2009,23,8,1089-1104,Alea
Toward a more informative psychological science of eyewitness evidence,2008,22,6,769-778,Lindsay
Treat and trick: A new way to increase false memory,2010,24,9,1199-1208,Dong
Unanswered questions: A preliminary investigation of personality and individual difference predictors of 9/11 conspiracist beliefs,2010,24,6,749-761,Furnham
Use of a structured investigative protocol enhances the quality of investigative interviews with alleged victims of child sexual abuse in Britain,2009,23,4,449-467,Sternberg
What remains of that day: The survival of children's autobiographical memories across time,2010,24,4,527-544,Baker-Ward
What U.S. law enforcement officers know and believe about eyewitness factors eyewitness interviews and identification procedures,2011,25,3,488-500,Safer
What US prosecutors and defence attorneys know and believe about eyewitness testimony,2009,23,9,1266-1281,Safer
What's behind crashing memories? Plausibility belief and memory in reports of having seen non-existent images,2009,23,9,1333-1341,Merckelbach
When a trauma becomes a key to identity: enhanced integration of trauma memories predicts posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms,2007,21,4,417-431,Rubin
When accurate and inaccurate eyewitnesses look the same: a limitation of the 'pop-out' effect and the 10- to 12-second rule,2007,21,5,677-690,Benton
When children are witnesses: The effects of context age and gender on adults' perceptions of cognitive ability and honesty,2011,25,3,460-468,Wright
When vying reveals lying: the timed antagonistic response alethiometer,2007,21,5,621-647,Gregg
Who can judge the accuracy of eyewitness statements? A comparison of professionals and lay-persons,2008,22,9,1301-1314,Lindholm
Anatomical Dolls in Child Sexual Abuse Assessments: A Call for Forensically Relevant Research,1997,11,7,S55-S74,Everson
'What would you say if you were guilty?' Suspects' strategies during a hypothetical behavior analysis interview concerning a serious crime,2013,27,1,60-70,Herrero
The mystery man can help reduce false identification for child witnesses: Evidence from video line-ups,2013,27,1,50-59,Memon
Drivers display anger-congruent attention to potential traffic hazards,2013,27,2,178-189,Groeger
The angry juror: Sentencing decisions in first-degree murder,2013,27,2,156-166,Wiener
Impact of relevance and distraction on driving performance and visual attention in a simulated driving environment,2013,27,3,396-405,Williams
On working memory capacity and implicit associations between advanced age and dangerous driving stereotypes,2013,27,3,306-313,Stefanucci
Blame conformity: Leading eyewitness statements can influence attributions of blame for an accident,2013,27,3,291-296,Thorley
Judgments about felony-murder in hindsight,2013,27,3,277-285,Greene
Antisocial behavior: Exploring behavioral cognitive and environmental influences on expulsion,2013,27,4,520-526,Rodger
The influence of expertise on maritime driving behaviour,2013,27,4,483-492,Godwin
Associations between thematic content and memory detail in trauma narratives,2013,27,4,462-473,DePrince
How do interviewers and children discuss individual occurrences of alleged repeated abuse in forensic interviews?,2013,27,4,443-450,Roberts
The elusive effects of alcohol intoxication on visual attention and eyewitness memory,2013,27,5,617-624,Kneller
Expressed emotions and perceived credibility of child mock victims disclosing physical abuse,2013,27,5,611-616,Wessel
How speech modifies visual attention,2013,27,5,633-643,Zhao
Positive effects of imagery on police officers' shooting performance under threat,2014,28,1,115-121,Nieuwenhuys
Attorneys' questions and children's productivity in child sexual abuse criminal trials,2014,28,5,780-788,Quas
Adult eyewitness memory for single versus repeated traumatic events,2017,31,2,164-174,Memon
The effects of alcohol intoxication on accuracy and the confidence-accuracy relationship in photographic simultaneous line-ups,2017,31,4,379-391,Flowe
Narrative skill and testimonial accuracy in typically developing children and those with intellectual disabilities,2018,32,5,550-560,Lamb
Understanding the past: investigating the role of availability outcome and hindsight bias and close calls in visual pilots' weather-related decision making,2019,,,,Gilbey
A meta-analysis of the effects of acute alcohol intoxication on witness recall,2019,33,3,334-343,Flowe
The impact of alcohol intoxication on witness suggestibility immediately and after a delay,2019,33,3,358-369,Furton
An experimental examination of the effects of alcohol consumption and exposure to misleading postevent information on remembering a hypothetical rape scenario,2019,33,3,393-413,Flowe
Does alcohol loosen the tongue? Intoxicated individuals' willingness to report transgressions or criminal behavior carried out by themselves or others,2019,33,3,414-425,Compo
Alcohol intoxication impairs eyewitness memory and increases suggestibility: two field studies,2019,33,3,439-455,Sauerland
Effects of sleep deprivation on executive functioning cognitive abilities metacognitive confidence and decision making,2019,33,2,188-200,Kleitman
Does implementation of reforms authorized in Section 28 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act affect the complexity of the questions asked of young alleged victims in court?,2019,33,2,201-213,Lamb
Examining children in English High Courts with and without implementation of reforms authorized in Section 28 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act,2019,33,2,252-264,Lamb
The art (and science) of seduction: why when and for whom seductive details matter,2019,33,1,142-148,Alexander
The influence of mindfulness on young adolescents' eyewitness memory and suggestibility,2018,32,6,823-829,Roberts
Perceptual load affects change blindness in a real-world interaction,2018,32,5,655-660,Murphy
Increased conspiracy beliefs among ethnic and Muslim minorities,2018,32,5,661-667,Prooijen
Effects of cannabis on eyewitness memory: a field study,2018,32,4,420-428,Charman
Multitasking in the military: cognitive consequences and potential solutions,2018,32,4,429-439,Vachon
Searching for two categories of target in dynamic visual displays impairs monitoring ability,2018,32,4,440-449,Donnelly
Cross-cultural differences in object recognition: comparing asylum seekers from Sub-Saharan Africa and a matched Western European control group,2018,32,4,463-473,Vredeveldt
Willingness to transmit and the spread of pseudoscientific beliefs,2018,32,4,499-505,Mercier
Auditory driving and affective influences,2018,32,4,512-517,Boltz
Is the centralization of potentially traumatic events always negative? An expansion of the Centrality of Events Scale,2018,32,3,315-325,Broadbridge
Identification from CCTV: assessing police super-recogniser ability to spot faces in a crowd and susceptibility to change blindness,2018,32,3,337-353,Davis
Supporting child witnesses during identification lineups: exploring the effectiveness of registered intermediaries,2018,32,3,367-375,Wilcock
Probability and conspiratorial thinking,2018,32,3,390-400,Kovic
The impact of contextual information and a secondary task on anticipation performance: an interpretation using cognitive load theory,2018,32,2,141-149,Williams
Interpreters in law enforcement contexts: practices and experiences according to investigators,2018,32,2,150-162,Evans
An exploration of psychological and physical injury schemas in civil cases,2018,32,2,241-252,Vallano
CCTV observation: the effects of event type and instructions on fixation behaviour in an applied change blindness task,2018,32,1,4-13,Sauer
The effect of lifeguard experience upon the detection of drowning victims in a realistic dynamic visual search task,2018,32,1,14-23,Crundall
Comparing comprehension and perception for alternative speed-of-ageing and standard hazard ratio formats,2018,32,1,81-93,Spiegelhalter
An exploration into the contributing cognitive skills of lifeguard visual search,2022,36,1,216-227,Crundall
Visual search for drowning swimmers: investigating the impact of lifeguarding experience,2021,35,1,215-231,Crundall
The effect of multi-tasking training on performance situation awareness and workload in simulated air traffic control,2022,36,4,874-890,Loft
The effects of recalling generic versus episodic information first on adults' reports of a repeated event,2022,36,2,460-467,Sharman
The nichd interview protocol used by Dutch child protection workers: effects on interview style children's reported information and susceptibility to suggestion,2022,36,1,7-18,Hershkowitz
Ocular-motor deception testing in civilly detained sexually violent persons: an alternative to post-conviction sex offender polygraph testing?,2022,36,1,32-42,Smith
Intense classification training to increase the ability to detect a drowning swimmer,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Crundall
Cognition and lifeguard detection performance,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hampshire
Gaze behaviour of experienced and novice beach lifeguards - an exploratory in situ study,2021,35,1,251-257,Lenoir