@EAPLTurku day3: David Neequaye argue that subtle influence tactics do not infringe on semi-cooperative interviewees’ autonomy #legalpsychology #ugotclip #EAPL2018

There are many ideas about how people think and act in legal contexts. Which are true and which are just myths? In this series, me and my research colleagues give straightforward explanations of what psychological research shows. UgotCLIP Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg youtube.com/playlist?list=…

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Today we celebrate fil.lic Malin Joleby for successfully defending her licentiate thesis Technology assisted child sexual abuse 🥂🎉 #legalpsychology #ugotCLIP

PhD opportunity on information elicitation in online contexts - full details here: tinyurl.com/wd8er8n5 Applications welcome from UK/EU students, deadline 4th May; informal enquiries welcome! ICRFP CREST iIIRG European Association of Psychology and Law Society for Applied Research in Memory & Cognition UoP Faculty of Science & Health

A Critical Review of Cognitive Load Lie detection zpr.io/KZHNys5zwuX2

Våren 2022 ger vi för första gången distanskursen: Rättspsykologi i praktiken. En kurs för dig som vill kunna använda rättspsykologisk kunskap i ditt arbete. ⁦Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg⁩ gu.se/studera/hitta-…

Four years of work condensed into this little PhD thesis 🥳

On the ethics of the Scharff technique and other techniques for investigative interviewing. Accepted for publication in Meta-Psychology: open peer-review and gold open access. psyarxiv.com/npz7a

The latest publicaiton from CLIP’s David Neequaye offers some serious food for thought on the Cognitive Load approach to deception. A must read for anyone in the field! doi.org/10.1525/collab…

More thought provoking stuff from CLIP's David Neequaye in Meta-Psychology The article presents a framework to help guide researchers' considerations in the development of ethical investigative interviewing techniques. open.lnu.se/index.php/meta…

New Methodology and Research Practice Review Article from David Neequaye: A Metatheoretical Review of Cognitive Load Lie Detection doi.org/10.1525/collab…

Have you used PsyArXiv to share or access preprints? Although the service is (and always will be) free to end users, it's not free to run. SIPS incurs annual hosting costs, and we need your help to meet 2023's fundraising goals. #PsyArXiv #OpenAccess improvingpsych.org/2023/09/02/sup…

Published in Collabra: Psychology. I examine why #rapport seems challenging to define in #investigativeinterviewing and offer a pragmatic solution. online.ucpress.edu/collabra/artic…

Thrilled to announce our new MSc course in Psychology and Behavioural Analytics! We will be teaching a fresh interdisciplinary approach that fuses psychology, computer and data science when analysing digital data. Lancaster Psychology Mark Levine lancaster.ac.uk/study/postgrad…

Reproducibility in lie detection research: A case study of the cue called complications By David Neequaye bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/lc…

CREST Security Review on Influence - out now! Ft. @STWorg Jay Van Bavel, PhD Dr. Robert Cialdini @DrRobNash @hflowe Nelli Ferenczi Gordon Wright Kirk Luther David Neequaye critical incidents Prof Laurence Alison MBE @A_Pereira__ & many others! Download your free copy here: crestresearch.ac.uk/news/csr-issue…

How we can improve our chances of influencing someone to help us? By priming them to be helpful explains David Neequaye in latest issue of CREST Security Review. #CSR8 #Influence buff.ly/2KlYW5Q