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A little Chicago layover souvenir 🍿

I really wish people from 2007 would stop stealing my great new research ideas.

Thanks for coming and sharing the info! Appreciate it.

Congratulations to Emily! Carrying the torch along with previous winners Samantha Bean and Hannah Phalen So proud of our #ASUpstchLaw ASU School of Social and Behavioral Sciences students! #APLS2020

Congrats Emily! Third year in a row for #ASUpsychlaw! #APLS2020

Here is my attempt at these conference haikus: Denne (ASU): Juror note taking shows they note gist evidence more than specific #APLS2020

I thought I was done counting syllables when I completed high school Now I’ve changed my tune if it’s not a haiku I don’t want to read it Second author: Emily Line (Order of authors was determined by the flip of a lucky dime) #APLS2020

This is the #AcademicTwitter content im here for- problem solving at its best. #AcademicChatter #COVIDー19

Interesting findings from a new study I’ve collaborated on with an amazing team! Documents the inability of minimal voir dire to detect juror biases that influence decision making jdsupra.com/legalnews/trea…

Our first research highlight from the August 2021 issue is Salerno et al.'s about the impact of voir dire and judicial rehabilitation on mock jurors' decisions in civil cases. Click here to read the full abstract- buff.ly/3BBNIV5 APLS41 AP-LS Students

Samantha Bean (NYU): 911 callers who are seen as less forthright evoke suspicion. #APLS2022

Samantha Bean (911 Symposium): Emergency calls: who is seen as suspicious? Emotions betray. Second author: Hannah Phalen #APLS2022 #AcademicHaiku

Emily Line (UIUC) Emily Line Use order-constrained hypotheses for a more precise conclusion #APLS2022 #AcademicHaiku

ASU’s Social Psychology & Law lab is ready for #Apls2023 and slaying their presentations.

So great to be here at the American Society for Trial Consultants meeting - with the amazing Richard Gabriel kicking off the program.

So excited that I got to be there to see my friends and former lab mates graduate with their PhDs! Congrats Drs. Bean and Rosales! So proud of these two! Samantha Bean