Behavioral sciences & the law

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2024

Sophia Ricono-Kaufhold, Marie Czarnietzki, Rajan Darjee, Nathan Brooks, Aleshia Nanev, Michael R Davis
Comparing child and adult sexual homicides in Australia and New Zealand: A retrospective study. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Madison R Lord, Ashley B Batastini, Colin J Smith, Michael J Vitacco, Tom Eddy
The Internet is a scary place: How does evidence source and examinee race or ethnicity influence determinations of threat? Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Juliette K Dupré, Camille A Tastenhoye, Nina E Ross, Tetyana V Bodnar, Susan Hatters Friedman
From Reddit to manifestos: Forensic evaluation of incel online activity. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Justin W Patchin, Sameer Hinduja
The nature and extent of youth sextortion: Legal implications and directions for future research. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Samuel Jan Brakel, Douglas E Tucker
Capital sentencing and neuropsychiatry. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Jun Sung Hong, Mi-Jin Choi, Anthony Gómez, Yolanda C Padilla, Dorothy L Espelage
How receiving welfare assistance could be linked to children's bullying victimization: Exploring the potential pathways. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
April Miin Miin Chai, Kylie S Reale
Counting the days: Exploring the post-mortem interval factors in sexual homicides. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Michael R MacIntyre, Alexander C Sones, Jesse Li, William C Darby, Robert Weinstock
From posts to protection: Ethical considerations regarding forensic psychiatrists and a duty to warn based on social media. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Vivek Datta, Austin W Blum
Forensic assessment of somatoform and functional neurological disorders. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
You Zhou, Weidi Liu, Claire Lee, Boyang Xu, Ivan Sun
Traditional social learning predicts cyber deviance? Exploring the offending versatility thesis in social learning theory. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)
Clarence Watson, Kenneth J Weiss
Sleep disorders and criminal behavior. Behavioral sciences & the law (2024)

volume 42, number 1, 2024

Samuel Jan Brakel, Douglas E Tucker
Capital sentencing and neuropsychiatry. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (1) (2024)
Samuel Jan Brakel, Douglas E Tucker
Capital sentencing and neuropsychiatry. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (1) (2024)

volume 42, number 2, 2024

Zain Khalid, Ruby Lee, Barry W Wall
The use of neurobiological evidence in sentencing mitigation. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Jianqin Wang, Bihan Wang, Henry Otgaar, Lawrence Patihis, Melanie Sauerland
Self-relevance enhances susceptibility to false memory. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Juliette K Dupré, Camille A Tastenhoye, Nina E Ross, Tetyana V Bodnar, Susan Hatters Friedman
From Reddit to manifestos: Forensic evaluation of incel online activity. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Michael R MacIntyre, Alexander C Sones, Jesse Li, William C Darby, Robert Weinstock
From posts to protection: Ethical considerations regarding forensic psychiatrists and a duty to warn based on social media. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Michael R MacIntyre, Alexander C Sones, Jesse Li, William C Darby, Robert Weinstock
From posts to protection: Ethical considerations regarding forensic psychiatrists and a duty to warn based on social media. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Juliette K Dupré, Camille A Tastenhoye, Nina E Ross, Tetyana V Bodnar, Susan Hatters Friedman
From Reddit to manifestos: Forensic evaluation of incel online activity. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Michael R MacIntyre, Alexander C Sones, Jesse Li, William C Darby, Robert Weinstock
From posts to protection: Ethical considerations regarding forensic psychiatrists and a duty to warn based on social media. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Madison R Lord, Ashley B Batastini, Colin J Smith, Michael J Vitacco, Tom Eddy
The Internet is a scary place: How does evidence source and examinee race or ethnicity influence determinations of threat? Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Jianqin Wang, Bihan Wang, Henry Otgaar, Lawrence Patihis, Melanie Sauerland
Self-relevance enhances susceptibility to false memory. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Zain Khalid, Ruby Lee, Barry W Wall
The use of neurobiological evidence in sentencing mitigation. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Juliette K Dupré, Camille A Tastenhoye, Nina E Ross, Tetyana V Bodnar, Susan Hatters Friedman
From Reddit to manifestos: Forensic evaluation of incel online activity. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)
Madison R Lord, Ashley B Batastini, Colin J Smith, Michael J Vitacco, Tom Eddy
The Internet is a scary place: How does evidence source and examinee race or ethnicity influence determinations of threat? Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (2) (2024)

volume 42, number 3, 2024

Lisa M Drago, Anthony J Giuliano
Widening the net: Use of social media data in personal injury and disability evaluations. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Vivek Datta, Austin W Blum
Forensic assessment of somatoform and functional neurological disorders. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Lisa M Drago, Anthony J Giuliano
Widening the net: Use of social media data in personal injury and disability evaluations. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Clarence Watson, Kenneth J Weiss
Sleep disorders and criminal behavior. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Carissa M Augustyn, Mark E Olver
Therapeutic and risk relevance of psychopathy and general criminal attitude change in an institutional sexual offense treatment program. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Clarence Watson, Kenneth J Weiss
Sleep disorders and criminal behavior. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Mark J Hauser, Robert Kohn
Forensic psychiatric issues in intellectual disability. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Camille Morgan, Carolina Klein
How online data informs forensic mental health evaluations of sexual behavior: An overview. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Camille Morgan, Carolina Klein
How online data informs forensic mental health evaluations of sexual behavior: An overview. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Tianyi Zhang, Ariana Nesbit, Vivek Datta
Neurobiological evidence and criminal competencies. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)
Tianyi Zhang, Ariana Nesbit, Vivek Datta
Neurobiological evidence and criminal competencies. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (3) (2024)

volume 42, number 4, 2024

Sophia Ricono-Kaufhold, Marie Czarnietzki, Rajan Darjee, Nathan Brooks, Aleshia Nanev, Michael R Davis
Comparing child and adult sexual homicides in Australia and New Zealand: A retrospective study. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
April Miin Miin Chai, Kylie S Reale
Counting the days: Exploring the post-mortem interval factors in sexual homicides. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
You Zhou, Weidi Liu, Claire Lee, Boyang Xu, Ivan Sun
Traditional social learning predicts cyber deviance? Exploring the offending versatility thesis in social learning theory. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Jun Sung Hong, Mi-Jin Choi, Anthony Gómez, Yolanda C Padilla, Dorothy L Espelage
How receiving welfare assistance could be linked to children's bullying victimization: Exploring the potential pathways. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Bernice A Marcopulos, Paul Kaufmann, Anisha C Patel
Forensic neuropsychological assessment. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Zhiyou Wang, Lin Cheng, Zhe Xie, Chaoxin Jiang
Cyberbullying victimization and perpetration: The influence on cyberostracism and youth anxiety. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Julien Chopin, Eric Beauregard
How to get away with (sexual) murder? Unraveling cold cases in sexual homicide using a hybrid modeling probabilistic approach. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Heng Choon Oliver Chan
Sexual homicide offenders as repeat and nonrepeat offenders: An empirical study of sexual homicide cases in Mainland China. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Maria Vale, João P Gomes, Marlene Matos
Forensic psychological procedures in cases of technology-facilitated sexual abuse among adolescents: A scoping review. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Megan Walter, Eric Beauregard, Julien Chopin
Trophy, souvenir, or simple theft? Taking items from the victim in sexual homicide. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Matt DeLisi
Superhomicide offenders: Nosology, empirical features, and linkages to sexual and multiple murder typologies. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Hana Georgoulis, Eric Beauregard, Julien Chopin
Identifying victim types in sexual homicide: A latent class analysis using interactional victimology theories. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Justin W Patchin, Sameer Hinduja
The nature and extent of youth sextortion: Legal implications and directions for future research. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)
Emine Yılmaz Bolat, Leyla Şahin, Muhammed Erdal
An exploration of primary school teachers' perspectives on children's rights. Behavioral sciences & the law 42 (4) (2024)