Psychology, Crime and Law

What really happens in police interviews of suspects? Tactics and confessions
pp. 493-506(14)
Authors: Soukara, S.; Bull, R.; Vrij, A.; Turner, M.; Cherryman, J.

In defence of multidimensional scaling for the analysis of sexual offence behaviour: cautionary notes regarding analysis and interpretation
pp. 507-515(9)
Author: Davis, Michael

Multidimensional scaling and the analysis of sexual offence behaviour: a reply to Sturidsson et al.
pp. 517-524(8)
Authors: Goodwill, Alasdair; Alison, Laurence; Humann, Michael

MDS use with crime scene data replicates poorly: response to Goodwill, Alison, and Humann (this issue) and Davis (this issue)
pp. 525-529(5)
Authors: Sturidsson, Knut; Långstrom, Niklas; Grann, Martin; Sjostedt, Gabrielle; Åsgård, Ulf; Aghede, Ewa-Marie

The effects of different paraphrasing styles on the quality of reports from young child witnesses
pp. 531-546(16)
Authors: Evans, Angela; Roberts, Kim

Testing assumptions about naivety in insurance fraud
pp. 547-553(7)
Author: Palasinski, Marek

Getting the story from child witnesses: exploring the application of a story grammar framework
pp. 555-568(14)
Authors: Snow, Pamela; Powell, Martine; Murfett, Romana

Prisoners' gang-related activity: the importance of bullying and moral disengagement
pp. 569-581(13)
Authors: Wood, Jane; Moir, Alice; James, Mark