Faculty Publications

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Social Issues

1994

“William James and Emotion: Is a Century of Fame Worth a Century of Misunderstanding?”

Law and Social Sciences

Psychological Review

1994

“Beyond Simple Pessimism: Effects of Sadness and Anger on Social Perception”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

1993

“Response Biases in Lineups and Showups”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

1993

“Real Jurors’ Understanding of the Law in Real Cases”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1992

“To Tell What We Know Or Wait For Godot?”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1991

“The ‘General Acceptance’ of Psychological Research on Eyewitness Testimony: A Survey of the Experts”

Law and Social Sciences

American Psychologist

1989

“Eyewitness Accuracy and Confidence: Within- Versus Between-Subjects Correlations”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Applied Psychology

1989

“Are Twelve Heads Better Than One?”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Contemporary Problems

1989

“Shades of Joy: Patterns of Appraisal Differentiating Pleasant Emotions”

Law and Social Sciences

Cognition & Emotion

1988

“From Appraisal to Emotion: Differences among Unpleasant Feelings”

Law and Social Sciences

Motivation and Emotion

1988

“The Social Psychology of Eyewitness Accuracy: Misleading Questions and Communicator Expertise”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Applied Psychology

1987

“The Abuses of Social Science: A Response to Fineman and Opie”

Law and Social Sciences

Wisconsin Law Review

1987

“Patterns of Appraisal and Emotion Related to Taking an Exam”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

1987

“Social Science in Court: On ‘Eyewitness Experts’ and Other Issues”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1986

“Social Policy Experimentation: A Position Paper”

Law and Social Sciences

Evaluation Studies: Review Annual

1986

“The Twelve-Person, Unanimous Jury: Does It Have More than History to Recommend It?”

Law and Social Sciences

International Society of Barristers Quarterly

1986

“Patterns of Cognitive Appraisal in Emotion”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

1985

“Due Process vs. Crime Control: Death Qualification and Jury Attitudes”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1984

“The Effects of Death Qualification on Jurors’ Predisposition to Convict and on the Quality of Deliberation”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1984

“Law & Society: Its Research”

Law and Social Sciences

SyllaBus. (American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar)

1984

“Death Penalty Attitudes and Conviction Proneness: The Translation of Attitudes into Verdicts”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1984

“The Death-Qualified Jury and the Defense of Insanity”

Law and Social Sciences

Law and Human Behavior

1984

“Public Opinion and Capital Punishment: A Close Examination of the Views of Abolitionists and Retentionists”

Law and Social Sciences

Crime and Delinquency

1983

“A Right to Every Woman’s Evidence”

Law and Social Sciences

Iowa Law Review

1981

“The Role of Facial Response in the Experience of Emotion”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

1979

“Public Opinion and the Death Penalty”

Law and Social Sciences

Stanford Law Review

1974

“Visual Behavior in Social Interaction”

Law and Social Sciences

Journal of Communication

1972

“Legislative Reform of Child Custody Adjudication: An Effort to Rely on Social Science Data in Formulating Legal Policies”