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  • ART : 18750 : Not available for external loan
    Interrogation-related regulatory decline : ego depletion, failures of self-regulation, and the decision to confess
    English
    20121100
    American Psychological Association
    United States | legal confessions | policing | interrogation | evidence admissibility | decision making | psychology | interrogation techniques | sleep deprivation | psychological stress | emotional stress | legal proceedings | self-control | suggestibility | false confessions | review [publication type]
    Psychology, public policy, and law ; vol. 18, no. 4
  • MON : 2016.005 : Not available for external loan
    Confessions of guilt : from torture to Miranda and beyond
    20120000
    Oxford University
    978-0-19-533893-5
    United States | United Kingdom | legal confessions | historical aspects of torture | interrogation | judicial torture | national law | criminal law | interrogation techniques | policing | criminal investigation | civil and political rights | detainees | legal protection | judicial decisions | constitutional justice | coercion | counterterrorism | law reform
  • ART : 18300 : Not available for external loan
    Police-induced confessions : risk factors and recommendations
    English
    20100200
    Springer
    United States | legal confessions | false confessions | determinants | criminal investigation | police | torture | lie detection | polygraph | psychology | behaviour | legal proceedings | interrogation techniques | evidence | review [publication type] | coercion | risk factors | criminal justice | criminal conviction
    Law and human behavior ; vol. 34, no. 1
  • ART : 17017 : Not available for external loan
    Psychological and cultural aspects of interrogations and false confessions : using research to inform legal decision-making
    English
    20090000
    Ashgate
    universal | United States | legal confessions | torture | psychology | interrogation | criminal investigation | interrogation techniques | false confessions
    Psychological expertise in court: psychology in the courtroom, volume II / Daniel A. Krauss, Joel D. Lieberman (eds.)
  • ART : 11665 : Not available for external loan
    The consequences of false confessions : deprivations of liberty and miscarriages of justice in the age of psychological interrogation
    English
    19980000
    administration of justice | legal proceedings | police | criminal law | judicial system | information | torture | United States | legal confessions | interrogation | case studies | data collection | data interpretation | evidence | social effects | administration of justice | legal proceedings | police | criminal law | judicial system | information | torture
    Journal of criminal law and criminology ; vol. 88, no. 2
  • ART : 14128 : Not available for external loan
    From coercion to deception : the changing nature of police interrogation in America
    English
    19920900
    policing | reputation | public opinion | police reform | lie detection | classification | determinants of perpetration | abolition of torture | torture effects, absence of | evidence admissibility | criminal suspects | detainees, female | detainees, male | threats to family members | witnessing torture | mock executions | death threats | drug administration, non-therapeutic | alcohol drinking | withholding drugs to addicts | resistance (psychology) | toilet deprivation | sleep deprivation [torture method] | food deprivation | prison overcrowding | environmental stress | solitary confinement | standing position [torture method] | torture by light | prisoner transfer | bullying | verbal abuse | asphyxia | tear gases | irritants | torture instruments | torture method terminology | dental torture | electric torture | acids | hair pulling | burning [torture method] | water torture | climatic stress [torture method] | cramped confinement [torture method] | suspension [torture method] | whipping [torture method] | beatings | torture effectiveness | attitude to torture | attitude of police personnel | attitude change | incommunicado detention | intimidation | physical torture methods | threats with torture | police | torture | war on crime | psychological techniques | physical abuse | accountability | criminal justice | criminal procedure | legal confessions | comparison | surveillance | evidence standards | ethical analysis | moral dilemmas | social control | deception | manipulation (psychology) | coercion | interrogation techniques | criminal investigation | United States
    Crime, law and social change ; vol. 18, no. 1-2
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