Table Of ContentLaw and Human Behavior
Volume 25, Number 1 February 2001
Special Edition: Special Issues on Children, Families, and the Law
Issue Editor: Jeffrey J. Haugaard
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Introduction to the Special Issue on Children, Families, and the Law
Jeffrey J.H augaard
ARTICLES
Children’s Law: Toward a New Realism
Gary B. Melton and Brian L. Wilcox
Informing Juvenile Justice Policy: Directions for Behavioral Science Research
Jennifer L. Woolard, Mark R. Fondacaro, and Christopher Slobogin
The Effects of Joint Legal Custody on Mothers, Fathers, and Children
Controlling for Factors That Predispose a Sole Maternal versus
Joint Legal Award
Marjorie Lindner Gunnoe and Sanford L. Braver
Criminal Decision Making: The Development of Adolescent Judgment,
Criminal Responsibility, and Culpability
Carrie S. Fried and N. Dickon Reppucci
Interviewing Children about Real and Fictitious Events: Revisiting the Narrative
Elaboration Procedure
Lorinda B. Camparo, Judith T: Wagner, and Karen J. Saywitz
Reducing Maltreated Children’s Reluctance to Answer Hypothetical
Oath-Taking Competency Questions
Thomas D. Lyon, Karen J. Saywitz, Debra L. Kaplan, and Joyce S. Dorado
Clinical Assessment of Parents in Child Protection Cases: An Empirical Analysis
Karen §. Budd, LaShaunda M. Poindexter, Erika D. Felix,
and Anjali T: Naik-Polan
Law and Human Behavior
Volume 25, Number 2 April 2001
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Everyday Life and Legal Values: A Concept Paper
Norman J. Finkel, Solomon M. Fulero, Jeffrey J. Haugaard, Murray Levine,
and Mark A. Small
Che Impact of Jury Instructions on the Fusion of Liability and Compensatory
Damages
Roselle L. Wissler, Katie A. Rector, and MichaelJ . Saks
Public Eyewitness Confidence Ratings Can Differ from Those Held Privately
John S. Shaw, Ill, Tana K. Zerr, and Keith A. Woythaler
\ Preidentification Questioning Effect: Serendipitously Increasing Correct
Rejections
Jennifer E. Dysart and R. C. L. Lindsay
On Finding for Defendants Who Plead Insanity: The Crucial Impact of
Dispositional Instructions and Opportunity to Deliberate
Shannon R. Wheatman and David R. Shaffer
lhe Effect of Exposure to Multiple Lineups on Face Identification Accuracy
Tiffany Hinz and Kathy Pezdek
Law and Human Behavior
Volume 25, Number 3 June 2001
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Selecting Lineup Foils in Eyewitness Identification Experiments:
Experimental Control and Real-World Simulation
Steven E. Clark and Jennifer L. Tunnicliff
The Effects of Limiting Punitive Damage Awards
Edith Greene, David Coon, and Brian Bornstein
Effects of Positive Impression Management on the Psychopathic
Personality Inventory
John F. Edens, Jacqueline K. Buffington, Tara L. Tomicic,
and Brandon D. Riley
Stopping (or Slowing) the Revolving Door: Factors Related to NGRI
Acquittees’ Maintenance of a Conditional Release
Candice M. Monson, Deborah D. Gunnin, Michael H. Fogel,
and Lori L. Kyle
Effects of Past Abuse Experiences on Children’s Eyewitness Memory
Gail S. Goodman, Bette L. Bottoms, Leslie Rudy, Suzanne L. Davis,
and Beth M. Schwartz-Kenney
Lineup Administrators’ Expectations: Their Impact on Eyewitness Confidence
Lynn Garrioch and C. A. Elizabeth Brimacombe (nee Luus)
Law and Human Behavior
Volume 25, Number 4 August 2001
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
What Makes Recovered-Memory Testimony Compelling to Jurors?
Barbara L. Coleman, Michael J. Steveris, and Glenn D. Reeder
Detecting Deception in Children’s Testimony: Factfinders’ Abilities to Reach
the Truth in Open Court and Closed-Circuit Trials
Holly K. Orcutt, Gail S.G oodman, Ann E. Tobey,
Jennifer M. Batterman-Faunce, and Sherry Thomas
The Effects of Note-Taking and Trial Transcript Access on Mock Jury
Decisions in a Complex Civil Trial
Irwin A. Horowitz and Lynne ForsterLee
rhe Influence of Actuarial Risk Assessment in Clinical Judgments and Tribunal
Decisions about Mentally Disordered Offenders in Maximum Security
N. Zoe Hilton and Janet L. Simmons
Evaluating the Comprehensibility of Jury Instructions:
\ Method and an Example
V. Gordon Rose and James R. P. Ogloff
Law and Human Behavior
Volume 25, Number 5 October 2001
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Asking the Gatekeepers: A National Survey of Judges on Judging
Expert Evidence in a Post-Daubert World
Sophia I. Gatowski, Shirley A. Dobbin, James T. Richardson,
Gerald P. Ginsburg, Mara L. Merlino, and Veronica Dahir
Eyewitness Accuracy Rates in Sequential and Simultaneous Lineup
Presentations: A Meta-Analytic Comparison
Nancy Steblay, Jennifer Dysart, Solomon Fulero,
and R. C. L. Lindsay
Eyewitness Identification in Actual Criminal Cases: An Archival Analysis
Bruce W. Behrman and Sherrie L. Davey
When Are People Persuaded By DNA Match Statistics?
Jonathan J. Koehler
Impact of Information About Sentencing Decisions on Public
Attitudes Toward the Criminal Justice System
Michelle D. St Amand and Edward Zamble
Knowledge of Legal Terminology and Court Proceedings in Adults
with Developmental Disabilities
Kristine I. Ericson and Nitza B. Perlman
Law and Human Behavior
Volume 25, Number 6 December 2001
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Vicarious Annihilation: The Effect of Mortality Salience on Perceptions
of Hate Crimes
Joel D. Lieberman, Jamie Arndt, Jennifer Personius, and Alison Cook
rhe Relationship Between Psychopathic Personality Features and
Malingering Symptoms of Major Mental Illness
Norman G. Poythress, John F. Edens, and M. Monica Watkins
Is That What I Said?: Witnesses’ Responses to Interviewer Modifications
Jennifer S. Hunt and Eugene Borgida
Stereotyping Ricochet: Complex Effects of Racial Distinctiveness
on Identification Accuracy
Heather M. Kleider and Stephen D. Goldinger
Actuarial Assessment of Sex Offender Recidivism Risk: A Cross-Validation
of the RRASOR and the Static-99 in Sweden
Gabrielle Sjostedt and Niklas Langstrém
Investigation of the Criminal and Conditional Release Profiles of Canadian
Federal Offenders as a Function of Psychopathy and Age
Stephen Porter, Angela R. Birt, and Douglas P. Boer
Bruce J. Ennis: A Remembrance
Donald N. Bersoff
Student Editorial Board for Volume 25
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