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Jeff Kukucka

Associate Professor Psychology

Towson University

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College of Liberal Arts

Department of Psychology

Jeff Kukucka is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor Psychology at Towson University.

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Towson University

Associate Professor Psychology

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forensic science forensic psychology psychology law bias criminology cognitive science sociology cognition racial discrimination affirmative action research ethics history and philosophy of science human decision process psychological science forensic medicine criminal justice death studies legal medicine psychological trauma forensic psychiatry psychological medicine experimental criminology information forensics forensic genetics unconscious bias cognitive bias mitigation forensic pathology disparate impact gender discrimination death investigation thanatology end-of-life issues visceral trauma trauma in child psychological co-morbidities forensics analysis digital evidence forensic analysis dermatoglyphics forensic identification soft biometrics biometric privacy fingerprint analysis cognitive bias actual offenders scientific ” death determinations laypeople misjudge manner exoneree health trauma exposure forensic confirmation bias false alarms fingerprint identification prevalence effect false confessions human factors

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“Not Scientific” to Whom? Laypeople Misjudge Manner of Death Determinations as Scientific and Definitive. The Wrongful Conviction Law Review (2024)

death investigationlaypeople misjudge mannerresearch ethicsthanatologydeath determinationsscientific ”legal medicinehistory and philosophy of scienceend-of-life issuesmortalitydeath studiesphilosophymedical ethicsanthropology

Cognitive Bias in Forensic Pathology Decisions. Journal of Forensic Sciences (2021)

cognitionunconscious biascognitive sciencepsychological sciencecognitive biasforensic pathologyforensic medicinehuman decision processcognitive bias mitigationforensic psychologyforensic sciencepsychologybias

The Prevalence Effect in Fingerprint Identification: Match and Non-Match Base Rates Impact Misses and False Alarms. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2021)

forensic geneticsfingerprint analysissoft biometricsfingerprint identificationfalse alarmsforensic identificationprevalence effectforensic sciencedermatoglyphicsbiometric privacybiometricsepidemiologystatistics

Do Exonerees Face Employment Discrimination Similar to Actual Offenders?. Legal and Criminological Psychology (2020)

racial discriminationdisparate impactcriminologyactual offenderssociologyaffirmative actionlawgender discriminationcriminal justice

The Forensic Confirmation Bias: Problems, Perspectives, and Proposed Solutions. Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (2013)

information forensicsdigital evidencecriminologylawforensic confirmation biasforensics analysisforensic psychologyforensic scienceexperimental criminologybiasforensic analysis

The Exoneree Health and Life Experiences (Exhale) Study: Trauma Exposure and Mental Health Among Wrongly Convicted Individuals. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law

psychiatryforensic psychiatrytraumatrauma in childmental healthpsychopathologypsychological medicineforensic psychologypsychologytrauma exposureexoneree healthvisceral traumapsychological traumapsychological co-morbidities

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Jeff Kukucka

Associate Professor Psychology

Towson University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Department of Psychology

Jeff Kukucka is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor Psychology at Towson University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jeff Kukucka

Towson University

Associate Professor Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Not Scientific” to Whom? Laypeople Misjudge Manner of Death Determinations as Scientific and Definitive. The Wrongful Conviction Law Review (2024)

Cognitive Bias in Forensic Pathology Decisions. Journal of Forensic Sciences (2021)

The Prevalence Effect in Fingerprint Identification: Match and Non-Match Base Rates Impact Misses and False Alarms. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2021)

Do Exonerees Face Employment Discrimination Similar to Actual Offenders?. Legal and Criminological Psychology (2020)

racial discriminationdisparate impactcriminologyactual offenderssociologyaffirmative actionlawgender discriminationcriminal justice

The Forensic Confirmation Bias: Problems, Perspectives, and Proposed Solutions. Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (2013)

information forensicsdigital evidencecriminologylawforensic confirmation biasforensics analysisforensic psychologyforensic scienceexperimental criminologybiasforensic analysis

The Exoneree Health and Life Experiences (Exhale) Study: Trauma Exposure and Mental Health Among Wrongly Convicted Individuals. Psychology, Public Policy, and Law

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