Suspect Confessions
Have you ever admitted to something you didn’t do? At home? At work? What would it take to own up to breaking the law? It’s surprisingly common for innocent people …
Applied cognitive psychology and miscarriages of justice
How would you feel if your decision led to an innocent person being imprisoned? We like to think that we couldn’t be convicted of a crime we didn’t commit but the evidence says otherwise.
I specialise in cognitive psychology applied to forensic contexts and have published widely on subjects including eyewitness memory and improving police facial composites (so-called ‘E-FITs). Skelton, F.C. & Haddow, C. …
My current and most recent projects (below) use interviews to gather in-depth data on people’s experiences of miscarriages of justice and of the COVID-19 pandemic. Exploring Experiences of Miscarriages of …
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Have you ever admitted to something you didn’t do? At home? At work? What would it take to own up to breaking the law? It’s surprisingly common for innocent people …
We all have biases that affect our decision-making, but how would you feel if your decision led to an innocent person being imprisoned? We like to think that we couldn’t …
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