Honours Students
2012-2013 [View Photo Gallery]
Sarah Evans - Police caution comprehension: Identifying the listenability factors that contribute to increased comprehension of legal rights using a mock crime paradigm
Justin Gould - An examination of the police K.G.B. warning: Is it a rapport killer?
2011-2012 [View Photo Gallery]
Carissa Collins - Examining the effectiveness of a modified Liverpool interview protocol
Ryan Collins - Investigating the comprehension of the right-to-legal-counsel caution during a mock police interview
Courtney Youden - The effect of minimization techniques on the perception of leniency
2010-2011 [View Photo Gallery]
Kirk Luther - Violent crime linkage analysis system: A test of inter-rater reliability
Kellie Lynch - Measuring comprehension of the right-to-legal counsel caution in a mock investigative interview
Randon Slaney - Comprehension of police KGB warning: The potential effect on rapport building
2009 - 2010
Amy Dowden - Adolescents' comprehension of youth police waivers in Canada
Gillian Lockyear - What was that? The effect of speed of delivery on police caution comprehension
2008 - 2009 [View Photo Gallery]
Heather Quinlan - Interviewing criminal suspects: A field study of practices in one Canadian police organization
Shannon Aylward - What "shocks and appalls" the community? Public attitudes toward police interrogation techniques
Sarah Chaulk - A complexity analysis of Canadian police cautions: The right to silence and right to legal counsel
2007 - 2008 [View Photo Gallery]
Lesley King - Are Canadian police officers using the Reid Model of Interrogation? A content analysis of police interrogation videos
Jay Mercer - Police decision-making: Fast and frugal or complex and calculating?
Kathy Keating - Asking the right questions? An examination of Canadian police interviewing of witnesses
Kristen Williams - The impact of empathy, belief in a just world, and attitudes toward the justice system on bail decision-making
2006 - 2007 [View Photo Gallery]
Tonya Dowding - Modeling judgements of the veracity of suicide notes: Take the best heuristic versus logistic regression
Katie McDonald - Judging the veracity of suicide notes: An examination of the matching heuristic versus logistic regression
Julia Porter - Logistic regression versus the matching heuristic: Judging the veracity of sexual assault statements.
2005 - 2006
Amanda Haines - Criminal profiling use and belief: A survey of Canadian police officers
Laura Vardy - The effects of physical characteristics on judgments of criminal guilt
Anastasia Walornyj - The use of the recognition heuristic in time constrained environments
Leah Fudge -The use of heuristics by armed street robbers
Holly Haynes - The impact of perceived expertise on criminal profiling belief
Krista Randell - Criminal profiling: Examining the illusion of validity
2004 - 2005
Stephanie Mahoney - The effect of additional information on accuracy and confidence when making geographic profiling predictions
Holly Ryan - Recognizing NHL greatness with an ignorant heuristic
Adam Saunders - The adaptive function of confirmation bias in decision-making
2003 - 2004
Brown, Katherine (UNBSJ) - Police Officers' Use of Confirmatory and Non-confirmatory Cues in Interpretations of the Accuracy of Offender Profiles
