Psychology and law: an empirical perspective/ 
edited by Neil   Brewer 
 - New York:  The Guilford Press,  2005. 
 - xii,516p. 
<br/><br/>1. Psychology and Law Research: An Overview, Neil Brewer, Kipling D. Williams, and Carolyn Semmler<br/>2. Investigative Interviewing, Martine B. Powell, Ronald P. Fisher, and Rebecca Wright<br/>3. Deception Detection, Par Anders Granhag and Aldert Vrij<br/>4. Eyewitness Recall and Testimony, Ainat Pansky, Asher Koriat, and Morris Goldsmith<br/>5. Children's Recall and Testimony, Jason J. Dickinson, Debra A. Poole, and Rachel L. Laimon<br/>6. Eyewitness Identification, Neil Brewer, Nathan Weber, and Carolyn Semmler<br/>7. False Memories, Matthew P. Gerrie, Maryanne Garry, and Elizabeth F. Loftus<br/>8. Pretrial Publicity and Its Influence on Juror Decision Making, Christina A. Studebaker and Steven D. Penrod<br/>9. Trial Strategy and Tactics, Kipling D. Williams and Andrew Jones<br/>10. Simulation, Realism, and the Study of the Jury, Norbert L. Kerr and Robert M. Bray <br/>11. The Psychology of Jury and Juror Decision Making, Lora M. Levett, Erin M. Danielsen, Margaret Bull Kovera, and Brian L. Cutler <br/>12. The Comprehension of Judicial Instructions, James R. P. Ogloff and V. Gordon Rose<br/>13. Dealing with the Guilty Offender, Jane Goodman-Delahunty, Lynne ForsterLee, and Robert ForsterLee<br/>14. Helping Experimental Psychology Affect Legal Policy, Gary L. Wells 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781593855901 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Forensic psychiatry--Forensic psychology
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>614.1  / BRE/P