Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law

American Bar Association Resolution on Mental

Disability and the Death Penalty

Capital Mitigation

Checklist for Competency for Execution Evaluations

Competency for Execution

Death Penalty

Death Qualification of Juries

Jury Understanding of Judges’ Instructions in

Capital Cases

Juveniles and the Death Penalty

Mental Illness and the Death Penalty

Mental Retardation and the Death Penalty

Moral Disengagement and Execution

Religion and the Death Penalty

Victim Impact Statements

Divorce and Child Custody

Ackerman-Schoendorf Parent Evaluation of Custody

Test (ASPECT)

Adult Attachment Interview (AAI)

Child Abuse Potential (CAP) Inventory

Child Custody Evaluations

Child Maltreatment

Child Sexual Abuse

Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS)

Divorce and Child Custody

Parent-Child Relationship Inventory (PCRI)

Parenting Satisfaction Scale (PSS)

Parenting Stress Index (PSI)

Tender Years Doctrine

Termination of Parental Rights

Uniform Child Custody Evaluation System (UCCES)

Education and

Professional Development

Diplomates in Forensic Psychology

Doctoral Programs in Psychology and Law

Ethical Guidelines and Principles

Master’s Programs in Psychology and Law

Postdoctoral Residencies in Forensic Psychology

Trial Consultant Training

Eyewitness Memory

Alcohol Intoxication, Impact on Eyewitness Memory

Appearance-Change Instruction in Lineups

Clothing Bias in Identification Procedures

Cognitive Interview

Computer-Assisted Lineups

Confidence in Identifications

Confidence in Identifications, Malleability

Conformity in Eyewitness Reports

Cross-Race Effect in Eyewitness Identification

Double-Blind Lineup Administration

Elderly Eyewitnesses

Estimator and System Variables in Eyewitness

Identification

Expert Psychological Testimony on Eyewitness

Identification

Exposure Time and Eyewitness Memory

Eyewitness Descriptions, Accuracy of

Eyewitness Identification: Effect of Disguises and

Appearance Changes

Eyewitness Identification: Field Studies

Eyewitness Identification: General Acceptance in the

Scientific Community

Eyewitness Memory

Eyewitness Memory, Lay Beliefs About

Facial Composites

False Memories

Forced Confabulation

Hypnosis and Eyewitness Memory

Identification Tests, Best Practices in

Instructions to the Witness

Juries and Eyewitnesses

Lineup Filler Selection

Lineup Size and Bias

Motions to Suppress Eyewitness Identification

Mug Shots

Neil v. Biggers Criteria for Evaluating Eyewitness

Identification

Optimality Hypothesis in Eyewitness Identification

Police as Eyewitnesses

Popout Effect in Eyewitness Identification

Postevent Information and Eyewitness Memory

Presence of Counsel Safeguard and Eyewitness

Identification

Reconstructive Memory

Repeated Recall

Repressed and Recovered Memories

Response Latency in Eyewitness Identification

Retention Interval and Eyewitness Memory

Showups

Simultaneous and Sequential Lineup Presentations

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