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1Arizona State University, Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law and Department of Psychology.
Law and Human Behavior
|March 2, 2026
Summary
This editorial reflects on the early years of Law and Human Behavior, highlighting key psychology-law research topics like expert witnesses and data sharing. It emphasizes the journal's foundational role in establishing the psychology-law field.
Area of Science:
- Psychology-Law Studies
- Legal Psychology Research
Background:
- The journal Law and Human Behavior was in its early stages during the editor's tenure.
- Key research concerns included moving beyond undergraduate participants and addressing expert witness ethics and data sharing.
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