| Jury
Decision-Making |
| Publications |
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Kukucka, Hiley, & Kassin (2020). Forensic confirmation bias: Do jurors discount examiners who were exposed to task-irrelevant information? Journal of the Forensic Sciences, 65, 1978-1990. |
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Appleby & Kassin (2016). When self-report trumps science: Effects of confessions, DNA, and prosecutorial theories on perceptions of guilt. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law. |
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Appleby, Hasel, & Kassin (2013): Police-induced confessions: An empirical analysis of their content and impact. Psychology, Crime & Law. |
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Kassin (2006). Judging eyewitnesses, confessions, informants and alibis: What is wrong with juries and can they do better? In Heaton-Armstrong et al. (Eds.), Witness Testimony: Psychological, Investigative and Evidential Perspectives. |
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Sommers & Kassin
(2001). On
the many impacts of inadmissible
testimony: Selective compliance,
need for cognition, and the overcorrection
bias. Personality and Social
Psychology Bulletin. |
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Vidmar,
Lempert, Diamond, Hans, Landsman,
MacCoun, Sanders, Hosch, Kassin,
Galanter, Eisenberg, Daniels, Greene,
Martin, Penrod, Richardson, Heuer, & Horowitz
(2000). Amicus brief: Kumho Tire v. Carmichael. Law and
Human Behavior. |
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Kassin & Studebaker
(1998). Instructions to disregard and the jury: Curative and
paradoxical effects. In Golding & MacLeod
(Eds.), Intentional Forgetting:
Interdisciplinary Approaches. |
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Kassin & Sommers
(1997). Inadmissible testimony,
instructions to disregard, and
the jury: Substantive versus procedural
considerations. Personality
and Social Psychology Bulletin. |
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Kassin & Dunn
(1997). Computer-animated
displays and the jury: Facilitative
and prejudicial effects. Law
and Human Behavior. |
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Smith & Kassin
(1993). Effects of the dynamite
charge on the deliberations of deadlocked
mock juries. Law and Human Behavior. |
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Kassin & Garfield
(1991). Blood and guts: General and trial specific effects
of videotaped crime scenes on mock
jurors. Journal of Applied Social
Psychology. |
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Webster,
King, & Kassin (1991). Voices from an empty chair: The missing-witness inference
and the jury. Law and Human
Behavior. |
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Kassin,
Smith, & Tulloch (1990). The dynamite charge: Effects on the perceptions and
deliberation behavior of mock jurors. Law
and Human Behavior. |
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Kassin
(1990). The American jury: Handicapped in the pursuit of justice. Ohio
State Law Journal. |
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Kassin, Williams, & Saunders
(1990). Dirty tricks of cross-examination:
The influence of conjectural evidence
on the jury. Law and Human Behavior. |
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Kassin,
Reddy, & Tulloch (1990). Juror interpretations of ambiguous evidence: The need
for cognition, presentation order,
and persuasion. Law and Human
Behavior. |
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Kassin
(1989). Inside the jury. Criminal Justice Review. |
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Kassin & Wrightsman
(1988). The American jury on trial: Psychological perspectives.
Washington, DC: Hemisphere |
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Kassin (1984). TV cameras,
public self-consciousness, and mock juror performance. Journal
of Experimental Social Psychology. |
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Kassin (1984).
Mock jury trials. Trial Diplomacy
Journal. |
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Kassin & Wrightsman
(1983). On
the construction and validation of
a juror bias scale. Journal of Research
in Personality. |
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Kassin (1983).
Deposition testimony and the surrogate
witness: Evidence for a "messenger
effect" in persuasion. Personality
and Social Psychology Bulletin. |
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Kassin & Juhnke
(1983). Juror experience and
decision-making. Journal of Personality
and Social Psychology. |
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Kassin & Wrightsman
(1981). Coerced confessions,
judicial instruction, and mock juror
verdicts. Journal of Applied Social
Psychology. |
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Kassin & Wrightsman
(1980). Prior confessions and mock juror verdicts. Journal
of Applied Social Psychology. |
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Kassin & Wrightsman
(1979). On the requirements of proof: The timing of judicial
instruction and mock juror verdicts. Journal
of Personality and Social Psychology. |
| Stimulus
Materials |
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Kassin & Sommers
(1997). Case summary and variations used
in
this
study. |
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Kassin & Dunn
(1997). Video illustrates the
jump and
fall animated
displays
used in the
pro-plaintiff
and pro-defense
conditions
of Experiment
2. |
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Kassin & Wrightsman
(1983). Juror
Bias Scale, or
JBS. |
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JBS scoring
key. |
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