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Jeffrey Neuschatz

Distinguished Professor Foundation King-McDonald Eminent Scholars Professor

University of Alabama in Huntsville

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College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

Psychology

Jeffrey Neuschatz is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences Distinguished Professor Foundation King-McDonald Eminent Scholars Professor at University of Alabama In Huntsville.

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Jeffrey Neuschatz

University of Alabama in Huntsville

Distinguished Professor Foundation King-McDonald Eminent Scholars Professor

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psychology behavioral sciences criminology forensic psychology neuroscience cognitive science memory jurisprudence police psychology correctional practice criminal justice cognitive psychology applied psychology experimental psychology applied cognitive psychology criminal behavior cognition human behavior penology cognitive neuroscience applied social psychology post-identification feedback public law psychological science deception detection forensic psychiatry educational psychology counseling psychology human identification memory illusions lineup performance human cognition human memory candidate selection insider threat forensic identification jailhouse informant testimony false memories secondary confessions experimental social psychology memory studies benchmark studies mathematical psychology retention interval secondary confession evidence retrospective eyewitness memory roc analysis pre-admonition suggestions informant testimony psychological methods applied developmental psychology animal cognition cyber conflict legal medicine time perception meta-analysis sociology of law psychodynamic explicit memory associative memory (psychology) learning theory applied behavior analysis generative ai belief revision logistic regression informed consent feedback loop cognitive bias mitigation cultural psychology fillers cognitive anthropology sexual assault jury simulation research mock juror room schemas phenomenological characteristics complex events

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Generative AI and College Students: Use and Perceptions. Teaching of Psychology (2024)

Jonathan M. GoldingAnne LippertJeffrey S. NeuschatzIlyssa SalomonKelly Burke

psychologygenerative aicollege students

Legal Decision-Making in an Adult Rape Case Involving Dna Evidence. Violence Against Women (2024)

Alexa A. MecikalskiJonathan M. GoldingKelly C. BurkeJeffrey S. Neuschatz

criminologyfeminist criminologyjurisprudencelegal medicineadult rape caseviolence against womeninterpersonal violencedomestic violencefemale criminalityforensic psychiatrygeneticslegal decision-makingdna evidencelegal studieswomen's healthsexual violencepartner violencelawbioethicssocial sciences

The Cloak of Innocence: Perception of Attire in the Courtroom. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

Kylene L. StreetSayword KaiserGrace L. KurbanStacy A. WetmoreKyle P. RawnJonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. Neuschatz

police psychologycriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawcriminal behaviorforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice

A Snitching Enterprise: The Role of Evidence and Incentives on Providing False Secondary Confessions. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2022)

Baylee D. JenkinsAlexis M. Le GrandStacy A. WetmoreJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingAnne Lippert

penologypolice psychologydeception detectioncriminologysnitching enterprisefalse secondary confessionsmoral psychologycriminal behaviorcorrectional practicebehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologyjournalism

A Step Too Far: The Problems With Forensic Gait Analysis. Advances in psychology and law (2022)

Alexis M. Le GrandJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingBaylee D. JenkinsBrian L. Cutler

forensic gait analysishuman identificationbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologyhuman movement

High Eyewitness Confidence is Always Compelling: That’s a Problem. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

Kylie N. KeyJeffrey S. NeuschatzScott D. GronlundDanielle DeloachStacy A. WetmoreRyan M. McAdooDuncan McCollum

police psychologycriminologylawbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologyhigh eyewitness confidencecriminal justice

The Influence of Jailhouse Informant Testimony on Jury Deliberation.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2022)

Jonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. NeuschatzKyle P. RawnAnne LippertBrian H. BornsteinAndrea M. PalsAlexis M. Le Grand

police psychologypublic policyjurisprudencecorrectional practicejury deliberationforensic psychologysocial sciencespsychologypublic lawcriminal justicejailhouse informant testimony

‘the Witness is Lying!’: The Impact of a Defendant Countering a Jailhouse Informant’s Testimony. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

Stacy A. WetmoreJonathan M. GoldingAllison L. TuckerJeffrey S. Neuschatz

police psychologypsychoanalysiscriminologycriminal lawapplied psychologydeception detectionvictimologyjailhouse informantjurisprudencelawpersuasioncorrectional practicecriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice

Covid-19 and the Courtroom: How Social and Cognitive Psychological Processes Might Affect Trials During a Pandemic. Psychology Crime and Law (2021)

Amy-May LeachLyndsay R. WoolridgeBrian L. CutlerJeffrey S. NeuschatzBaylee D. Jenkins

applied social psychologypolice psychologyvictimologycriminologyjurisprudencepsychological traumabystander interventioncognitive psychological processespsychological sciencebehavioral sciencesforensic psychologysocial psychologypsychosocial researchcognitive psychologycovid-19social cognitionsocial sciencespsychologycriminal justice

Overview. Routledge eBooks (2021)

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Jeffrey Neuschatz

Distinguished Professor Foundation King-McDonald Eminent Scholars Professor

University of Alabama in Huntsville

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

Psychology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jeffrey Neuschatz

University of Alabama in Huntsville

Distinguished Professor Foundation King-McDonald Eminent Scholars Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Generative AI and College Students: Use and Perceptions. Teaching of Psychology (2024)

Jonathan M. GoldingAnne LippertJeffrey S. NeuschatzIlyssa SalomonKelly Burke

psychologygenerative aicollege students

Legal Decision-Making in an Adult Rape Case Involving Dna Evidence. Violence Against Women (2024)

Alexa A. MecikalskiJonathan M. GoldingKelly C. BurkeJeffrey S. Neuschatz

The Cloak of Innocence: Perception of Attire in the Courtroom. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

Kylene L. StreetSayword KaiserGrace L. KurbanStacy A. WetmoreKyle P. RawnJonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. Neuschatz

police psychologycriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawcriminal behaviorforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice

A Snitching Enterprise: The Role of Evidence and Incentives on Providing False Secondary Confessions. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2022)

Baylee D. JenkinsAlexis M. Le GrandStacy A. WetmoreJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingAnne Lippert

A Step Too Far: The Problems With Forensic Gait Analysis. Advances in psychology and law (2022)

Alexis M. Le GrandJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingBaylee D. JenkinsBrian L. Cutler

forensic gait analysishuman identificationbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologyhuman movement

High Eyewitness Confidence is Always Compelling: That’s a Problem. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

Kylie N. KeyJeffrey S. NeuschatzScott D. GronlundDanielle DeloachStacy A. WetmoreRyan M. McAdooDuncan McCollum

police psychologycriminologylawbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologyhigh eyewitness confidencecriminal justice

The Influence of Jailhouse Informant Testimony on Jury Deliberation.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2022)

Jonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. NeuschatzKyle P. RawnAnne LippertBrian H. BornsteinAndrea M. PalsAlexis M. Le Grand

police psychologypublic policyjurisprudencecorrectional practicejury deliberationforensic psychologysocial sciencespsychologypublic lawcriminal justicejailhouse informant testimony

‘the Witness is Lying!’: The Impact of a Defendant Countering a Jailhouse Informant’s Testimony. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

Stacy A. WetmoreJonathan M. GoldingAllison L. TuckerJeffrey S. Neuschatz

Covid-19 and the Courtroom: How Social and Cognitive Psychological Processes Might Affect Trials During a Pandemic. Psychology Crime and Law (2021)

Amy-May LeachLyndsay R. WoolridgeBrian L. CutlerJeffrey S. NeuschatzBaylee D. Jenkins

Overview. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Philip A. Loubere

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