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Behavioral Sciences & the Law|April 20, 2018
Discerning bias in forensic psychological reports in insanity casesTess M S NealPlos One|April 29, 2016
Are Forensic Experts Already Biased before Adversarial Legal Parties Hire Them?Tess M S NealBehavioral Sciences & the Law|March 14, 2014
Women as expert witnesses: a review of the literatureTess M S NealThe American Psychologist|January 10, 2020
Generalist and specialist training in professional correctional psychology are compatible: Reply to Magaletta and Patry (2020)Tess M S NealThe American Psychologist|February 13, 2018
Forensic psychology and correctional psychology: Distinct but related subfields of psychological science and practiceTess M S NealJournal of Personality Assessment|January 10, 2012
Examining the factor structure of the Hare Self-Report Psychopathy ScaleTess M S Neal, Martin SellbomScience & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|June 26, 2021
The distinction between discriminability and reliability in forensic scienceAndrew M Smith, Tess M S NealFrontiers in Psychology|July 25, 2022
Income, Demographics, and Life Experiences of Clinical-Forensic Psychologists in the United StatesTess M S Neal, Emily N LineInternational Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology|July 11, 2018
A Call for Research on Sex Offender Treatment ProgramsAshley C T Jones, Tess M S NealPlos One|August 5, 2021
The effects of evidence-based expert testimony on perceptions of child sexual abuse involving recantationEmily Denne, Stacia N Stolzenberg, Tess M S NealPageof 3