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Joel D Lieberman

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Law and Human Behavior|October 27, 2004
Firing back at the backfire effect: the influence of mortality salience and nullification beliefs on reactions to inadmissible evidenceAlison Cook, Jamie Arndt, Joel D Lieberman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|November 30, 2004
The effects of rational and experiential information processing of expert testimony in death penalty casesDaniel A Krauss, Joel D Lieberman, Jodi Olson
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|June 28, 2011
Mock jury research: where do we go from here?Richard L Wiener, Daniel A Krauss, Joel D Lieberman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|October 27, 2009
Reality check: a comparison of college students and a community sample of mock jurors in a simulated sexual violent predator civil commitmentJohn G McCabe, Daniel A Krauss, Joel D Lieberman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|July 11, 2007
Determining dangerousness in sexually violent predator evaluations: cognitive-experiential self-theory and juror judgments of expert testimonyJoel D Lieberman, Daniel A Krauss, Mariel Kyger, et al.
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Law and Human Behavior|October 27, 2004
Firing back at the backfire effect: the influence of mortality salience and nullification beliefs on reactions to inadmissible evidenceAlison Cook, Jamie Arndt, Joel D Lieberman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|November 30, 2004
The effects of rational and experiential information processing of expert testimony in death penalty casesDaniel A Krauss, Joel D Lieberman, Jodi Olson
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|June 28, 2011
Mock jury research: where do we go from here?Richard L Wiener, Daniel A Krauss, Joel D Lieberman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|October 27, 2009
Reality check: a comparison of college students and a community sample of mock jurors in a simulated sexual violent predator civil commitmentJohn G McCabe, Daniel A Krauss, Joel D Lieberman
Behavioral Sciences & the Law|July 11, 2007
Determining dangerousness in sexually violent predator evaluations: cognitive-experiential self-theory and juror judgments of expert testimonyJoel D Lieberman, Daniel A Krauss, Mariel Kyger, et al.
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