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Merrill-Palmer Quarterly (Wayne State University. Press)|February 12, 2021
The Relation Between Young Children's False Statements and Response Latency, Executive Functioning, and Truth-Lie UnderstandingShanna Williams, Elizabeth Ahern, Thomas D LyonBehavioral Sciences & the Law|November 19, 2020
Understanding expert testimony on child sexual abuse denial after New Jersey v. J.L.G.: Ground truth, disclosure suspicion bias, and disclosure substantiation biasThomas D Lyon, Shanna Williams, Stacia N StolzenbergChild Abuse & Neglect|August 15, 2022
Do children unintentionally report maltreatment? Comparison of disclosures of neglect versus sexual abuseJennifer Lavoie, Shanna Williams, Thomas D Lyon, et al.Applied Developmental Science|November 7, 2022
The Utility of the Birthday Prompt in Narrative Practice with Maltreated and Non-maltreated 4- to 9-year-old ChildrenHayden M Henderson, Hailey Konovalov, Shanna Williams, et al.Child Abuse & Neglect|April 7, 2019
The utility of direct questions in eliciting subjective content from children disclosing sexual abuseStacia N Stolzenberg, Shanna Williams, Kelly McWilliams, et al.Law and Human Behavior|June 10, 2021
Don't know responding in young maltreated children: The effects of wh- questions type and enhanced interview instructionsKelly McWilliams, Shanna Williams, Stacia N Stolzenberg, et al.Child Maltreatment|May 24, 2022
Pseudotemporal Invitations: 6- to 9-year-Old Maltreated Children's Tendency to Misinterpret Invitations Referencing "Time" as Solely Requesting Conventional Temporal InformationKelly McWilliams, Shanna Williams, Hayden M Henderson, et al.Journal of Interpersonal Violence|March 15, 2021
Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual AbuseColleen Sullivan, Suzanne St George, Stacia N Stolzenberg, et al.Child Development|January 29, 2014
Eliciting maltreated and nonmaltreated children's transgression disclosures: narrative practice rapport building and a putative confessionThomas D Lyon, Lindsay Wandrey, Elizabeth Ahern, et al.Journal of Interpersonal Violence|April 16, 2024
"Just to Jog My Memory": An Examination of Forensic Interviewers' Note-taking Behaviors and Perceptions of Notes With Child WitnessesShanna Williams, Kelly McWilliamsPageof 16