Connolly, Deborah

A comparison of accuracy in old versus new memory reports across interview techniques: Which technique elicits the most accurate reports?

Children's Ability to Malinger Cognitive Deficits

Confirmation bias for degraded forensic audio evidence

Does Motive Challenge Stereotype: The Role of Motive in Perceptions of Witnesses and Evidence Presented in a Case of Child Sexual Abuse

Examining children's memory organization of repeated events using a reaction time paradigm: The rapid reorganization of variable details into categories

Perceptions of credibility for a memory report of a single versus repeated event

Perceptions of inconsistent reports of long-term autobiographical memory

Perspective-taking and hindsight bias

The effects of cross-examination on children’s reports

The impact of the physical environment on tele-forensic interviews