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Dr. Emily Pica

Associate Professor

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

Department Of Psychology

School Of Social Work

Dr. Emily Pica is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Associate Professor at Austin Peay State University.

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Austin Peay State University

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forensic psychology psychology criminology criminal justice law criminal law gender studies criminal justice process police psychology forensic science procedural justice sociology racial discrimination criminal behavior mock jurors sexual assault social psychology violence against women violent behavior sexual abuse race interpersonal violence female criminality deception detection gender inequality feminist criminology applied psychology sexual violence incident investigation cognition applied cognitive psychology memory studies gender diversity experimental criminology domestic violence criminal justice system sport psychology theoretical criminology community policing gendered perceptions victimology penology correctional practice sexual harassment partner violence adolescent psychology sexual assault case eyewitness age victim age delayed reporting chronological age family violence psychiatric research psychiatric care explicit memory prison violence cognitive psychology crime reconstruction gender discrimination digital justice psychological violence identification method facial expression recognition human identification face detection contemporary racism police officers star football player scientific expert testimony incentive size secondary confessions informant testimony identification abilities defendant ’ developmental age descriptor discrepancy schizophrenia rehabilitation performance studies social sciences experimental social psychology counseling psychology jama psychiatry experimental psychology forensic psychiatry behavioral sciences military psychology neuropsychology psychological methods psychological trauma psychoanalysis addiction social cognition substance use disorders psychological bulletin research ethics cognitive science professional counselor clinical psychology psychopathology psychiatry psychiatric epidemiology neuroethics substance abuse mental health post-traumatic stress disorder world psychiatry juvenile court philosophy therapeutic approaches psychological science

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Admissibility of Prior Sexual History Evidence: Examining Its Impact on Mock‐Jurors’ Judgments When Gender and Race Are Considered. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2025)

gendered sexualitysexismforensic sciencerace are consideredcriminologyforensic psychologylawgender studiescriminal justice processprocedural justiceafrican american studiesgender identitycriminal justicecriminal law

Beyond the Evidence: How Race, Chronological Age, and Developmental Age Shape Juror Verdicts in Sexual Assault Cases. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2025)

jurisprudencehow racesexual abusecriminologyforensic psychologylawgender studiescriminal justice processsexual assaultsexual assault casesprocedural justicecriminal justicecriminal lawchronological age

House of Worship Mass Shooting: The Influence of Defendant Age, Religion, and Victim Religion on Mock-Juror Decision-Making. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

Alexia VetteseEmily PicaJoanna Pozzulo

partner violencecriminologyperformance studiesnarrativeforensic psychologysocietal influenceworship mass shootingpublic healthdefendant agereligious studiespenologymock-juror decision-makinginterpersonal violencecriminal behaviorforensic sciencesocial psychologypolice psychologyviolent behaviorjuvenile courtreligionreligious researchvictim religion

Overcoming Obstacles and Finding Success: The Power of Performance Psychology. Routledge (2024)

human performancemanagementmotivationperformance studiesdifferential psychologypsychologybusiness excellenceorganizational behaviorhuman relationseducational psychologypersistence (psychology)social psychologypsychological bulletinorganizational theorycounseling psychologyapplied psychologyvocational behavior

Stigma or Support? How Gender, Race, and Intersectionality Impact Perceptions of Exonerees. Women & Criminal Justice (2024)

Talley BettensAmye R. WarrenEmily Pica

contemporary racismgender identityminority influencewhite supremacyculturestigmagender diversityintersectionality impact perceptionsintersectionalityracial discriminationgendered perceptionsgender studiesviolence against womenafrican american studiesgender inequalityfeminist criminologysocial identitycriminal justiceracial equity

The Impact of Technology on the Criminal Justice System. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Emily PicaDavid RossJoanna Pozzulo

technologycriminal justice systemcriminologydigital justicecriminal justice processinformation technologycriminal justice

The Influence of Assault Type, Delayed Reporting, and Testimony Inconsistencies on Mock Jurors’ Judgments. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

forensic sciencemock jurorsforensic psychologypsychologylawcriminal justice processdelayed reportingprocedural justiceassault typecriminal justicecriminal law

Correctional Officer Turnover Intentions and Mental Health: Examining the Potential Mediating Influence of Resilience. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law (2023)

mental health nursingmilitary psychologypsychological traumamental healthclinical psychologypsychopathologywell-beingpost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologyhealth psychologypsychiatrypersistence (psychology)counseling psychologyapplied psychologyforensic psychiatryvocational behaviorbehavioral sciences

Correctional Officer Turnover Intentions and Mental Illness Symptom: Testing the Potential Confounding Effects of Resilience.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2023)

mental illness symptomprison violencemental healthpotential confounding effectspost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatrypsychiatric carecorrectional practice

Juror Decision-Making in a Child Trafficking Case: The Impact of Defendant and Victim Gender, Defendant Age, and Defendant Status. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2023)

sociologycriminologyfemale criminalitylawgender studiescriminal justice processvictim genderfeminist criminologyprocedural justicejuror decision-makingchild trafficking casecriminal justicecriminal law

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Dr. Emily Pica

Associate Professor

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

Department Of Psychology

School Of Social Work

Dr. Emily Pica is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Associate Professor at Austin Peay State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dr. Emily Pica

Austin Peay State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Admissibility of Prior Sexual History Evidence: Examining Its Impact on Mock‐Jurors’ Judgments When Gender and Race Are Considered. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2025)

Beyond the Evidence: How Race, Chronological Age, and Developmental Age Shape Juror Verdicts in Sexual Assault Cases. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2025)

House of Worship Mass Shooting: The Influence of Defendant Age, Religion, and Victim Religion on Mock-Juror Decision-Making. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

Alexia VetteseEmily PicaJoanna Pozzulo

Overcoming Obstacles and Finding Success: The Power of Performance Psychology. Routledge (2024)

Stigma or Support? How Gender, Race, and Intersectionality Impact Perceptions of Exonerees. Women & Criminal Justice (2024)

Talley BettensAmye R. WarrenEmily Pica

The Impact of Technology on the Criminal Justice System. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Emily PicaDavid RossJoanna Pozzulo

technologycriminal justice systemcriminologydigital justicecriminal justice processinformation technologycriminal justice

The Influence of Assault Type, Delayed Reporting, and Testimony Inconsistencies on Mock Jurors’ Judgments. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

forensic sciencemock jurorsforensic psychologypsychologylawcriminal justice processdelayed reportingprocedural justiceassault typecriminal justicecriminal law

Correctional Officer Turnover Intentions and Mental Health: Examining the Potential Mediating Influence of Resilience. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law (2023)

Correctional Officer Turnover Intentions and Mental Illness Symptom: Testing the Potential Confounding Effects of Resilience.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2023)

mental illness symptomprison violencemental healthpotential confounding effectspost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatrypsychiatric carecorrectional practice

Juror Decision-Making in a Child Trafficking Case: The Impact of Defendant and Victim Gender, Defendant Age, and Defendant Status. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2023)

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