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jaumemasip.bsky.social
Associate Professor - Forensic Psychology (University of Salamanca). Editor-in-Chief of Legal and Criminological Psychology (@bpsofficial.bsky.social). Views mine. Main research area: Deception detection. https://diarium.usal.es/jmasip/
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Forensic Briefs is launched! Michelle Guyton and Alex Millkey interview people in forensic psychology in 60-90 minute podcast sessions. And you can earn CE credit for listening! Check them at out at forensicbriefs.com! Video intro: www.facebook.com/share/v/12FN... #ForensicPsych #LawPsych #PsychLaw

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Spotting false news and doubting true news: a systematic review and meta-analysis of news judgements. By Jan Pfänder & Sacha Altay www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Even though the legal system is premised on the theory that it is better for 10 guilty people to go free than 1 innocent person be convicted, potential jurors overwhelmingly feel that it is equally harmful to have a “wrongful conviction” as a “false acquittal.” law.duke.edu/news/brandon...

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Police-induced confessions, 2.0: Risk factors and recommendations By Kassin, Clearly, Gudjonsson, Leo, Meissner, Redlich, & Scherr (2025) psycnet.apa.org/search/displ...

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Write what you know

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Nieuwe vacature: @vucriminologie.bsky.social zoekt een enthousiaste kandidaat die onderzoek wil doen naar de besluitvorming van forensische professionals bij het gebruik van innovatieve tools. Solliciteer nu! werkenbij.vu.nl/vacatures/pr...

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"If anything is forbidden now, it is that medical and science journals, whose duty is to stand for integrity and equity, should bow to political or ideological censorship."

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We are so proud to announce an online talk by Prof. Richard J. McNally, on Thursday, Feb 27 at 9am (ET). Speaking on 'Trauma, Memory, and the Law' , please save the date for this not-to-be-missed event!

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A Fresh View of the Veracity Effect in Deception Research: Bond and DePaulo Re-examined By T. R. Levine & K. B. Serota journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

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So true...

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We’re thrilled to announce our three amazing keynote speakers for #sarmac2025! Richard McNally (Resolving Controversies Regarding Trauma & Memory) Heather Flowe (Beyond WEIRD: Memory Retrieval in Low Resource Environments) Akira O’Connor & Erin Robbins (Diversifying Cognitive Psychology) ☘️

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My final year #psychology students are looking for volunteers to help with their online research #juries #virtualcourtrooms and #decision-making -an important part of their degree studies 🎓 if you can help go to: bit.ly/42pXx8V

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Inocentes en prisión: un estudio liderado por una profesora de la USAL arroja luz sobre los errores judiciales cometidos en España desde 1996 www.salamanca24horas.com/universidad/...

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¡Salimos en portada! 😍☺️

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Nuestra investigación liderada por Nuria Sánchez sobre inocentes condenados a prisión en España sale en @elpais.com 😁. Es un honor trabajar con Nuria, Linda Geven, @jaumemasip.bsky.social y Antonio Manzanero. Muchas gracias Braulio y Marta por vuestro interés y trabajo ☺️.

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📖 Starting 2025 on a high note with a new book chapter on the Myth of "Body Language" w/ Vincent Denault, Miles Paterson, and Victoria Talwar #bodylanguage #nonverbalbehavior #myths #research link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...

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Why yes, I have written a book on such things. It's called Terrorist Minds, and you can get it for 20% off using CUP20 cup.columbia.edu/book/terrori...

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Coercion, confessions, conviction: @amandaknox.com joins @katiephang.bsky.social to talk about her podcast Labyrinths mini series: False Confessions. Tune in tomorrow at 12 pm ET to hear these fascinating stories of people just like you who were wrongfully convicted.

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Excited for Pamela "Nicky" Sandberg, JD, MS to publish her master's thesis. She worked hard on it, using a method I'd never used before (Multiphase Optimization Strategy; Karey O'Hara introduced it to us). The paper is open access (free), with open data: www.mdpi.com/2076-328X/15... #CLJlab

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Murders in the US are muuuuch more common than in other equally rich countries. I will let you draw your own conclusions to why that might be the case and what could be done to drive these rates down...

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Like ‘old Twitter’: The scientific community finds a new home on Bluesky www.science.org/content/arti...

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Public trust in science is more important than ever. But what happens when scientists openly share their political opinions on social media? Our updated paper with @eleala.bsky.social & @walraslaw.bsky.social shows how academics’ political expression affects their credibility

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Made it on BlueSky just in time to announce that my first PhD study has been accepted for publication and is now available open access in Legal and Criminological Psychology🥳 This is also my first ever publication, so kind of a big deal for me! Read more here: doi.org/10.1111/lcrp...

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New followers might be interested to know many Law & Mental Health Series webinars are freely available on our YouTube channel. Literally hundreds of hours of publicly available info from mental health, legal, & criminology experts! www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

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