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Jennifer Devenport

Western Washington University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology Counseling Clinic

Western Washington University

NoneJennifer Devenport is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences faculty at Western Washington University.

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Jennifer Devenport

Western Washington University

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behavioral sciences psychology fairness jurisprudence counseling psychology applied psychology applied social psychology forensic psychology biased lineup procedures journalism law research ethics bias persuasion applied cognitive psychology criminal justice procedural justice social psychology human behavior forensic science behavioral research social science research candidate selection argumentation analysis police psychology evidence-based practice incident investigation forensic identification matching technique environmental psychology pro-environmental behavior environmental behavior risk communication legal compliance criminal justice system legal process expert testimony safeguards juror judgments eyewitness experts presence-of-counsel safeguard attorney perceptions evaluation commonsense evaluations motion-to-suppress safeguard pretrial publicity effects ecological validity new methods improving legal safeguards

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Mistaken Identification = Erroneous Conviction? Assessing and Improving Legal Safeguards. Routledge eBooks (2014)

forensic psychologylawcriminal justice systemcriminal lawlegal compliancelegal processcriminal justicejurisprudencepublic policyimproving legal safeguards

Effectiveness of Traditional Safeguards Against Erroneous Conviction Arising From Mistaken Eyewitness Identification. Oxford University Press eBooks (2009)

Impact of Defense-Only and Opposing Eyewitness Experts on Juror Judgments.. Law and Human Behavior (2004)

Jennifer L. DevenportBrian L. Cutler

juror judgmentseyewitness expertslawhuman behavior

How Effective Are the Cross-Examination and Expert Testimony Safeguards? Jurors' Perceptions of the Suggestiveness and Fairness of Biased Lineup Procedures.. Journal of Applied Psychology (2002)

Jennifer L. DevenportVeronica StinsonBrian L. CutlerDavid A. Kravitz

expert testimony safeguardsfairnessforensic psychologyprocedural justiceresearch ethicscandidate selectionapplied psychologyapplied social psychologybiased lineup proceduressocial psychologyjournalismevidence-based practicepolice psychologycounseling psychologypsychologyjurisprudenceapplied cognitive psychologyargumentation analysisbehavioral sciencesbias

Studying Pretrial Publicity Effects: New Methods for Improving Ecological Validity and Testing External Validity.. Law and Human Behavior (2002)

social impactpersuasionpsychologybehavioral researchpro-environmental behaviorsocial science researchenvironmental psychologynew methodspublic healthrisk communicationpretrial publicity effectsecological validityenvironmental behaviorbehavioral sciences

Eyewitness Identification Evidence: Evaluation Commonsense Evaluations.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (1997)

evaluation commonsense evaluationsincident investigationforensic psychologycognitive scienceforensic identificationforensic science

How Effective is the Motion-To-Suppress Safeguard? Judges' Perceptions of the Suggestiveness and Fairness of Biased Lineup Procedures.. Journal of Applied Psychology (1997)

Veronica StinsonJennifer L. DevenportBrian L. CutlerDavid A. Kravitz

procedural justiceresearch ethicsapplied cognitive psychologycounseling psychologyfairnesspersuasionpsychologymotion-to-suppress safeguardbiased lineup proceduresmatching techniquebehavioral sciencescriminal justicejurisprudenceapplied psychologyapplied social psychologyjournalismbias

How Effective is the Presence-Of-Counsel Safeguard? Attorney Perceptions of Suggestiveness, Fairness, and Correctability of Biased Lineup Procedures.. Journal of Applied Psychology (1996)

Veronica StinsonJennifer L. DevenportBrian L. CutlerDavid A. Kravitz

communicationcounseling psychologyfairnesspresence-of-counsel safeguardpsychologybiased lineup proceduresattorney perceptionsapplied psychologyapplied social psychologybehavioral sciences

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Jennifer Devenport

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology Counseling Clinic

Western Washington University

NoneJennifer Devenport is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences faculty at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jennifer Devenport

Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mistaken Identification = Erroneous Conviction? Assessing and Improving Legal Safeguards. Routledge eBooks (2014)

forensic psychologylawcriminal justice systemcriminal lawlegal compliancelegal processcriminal justicejurisprudencepublic policyimproving legal safeguards

Effectiveness of Traditional Safeguards Against Erroneous Conviction Arising From Mistaken Eyewitness Identification. Oxford University Press eBooks (2009)

Impact of Defense-Only and Opposing Eyewitness Experts on Juror Judgments.. Law and Human Behavior (2004)

Jennifer L. DevenportBrian L. Cutler

juror judgmentseyewitness expertslawhuman behavior

How Effective Are the Cross-Examination and Expert Testimony Safeguards? Jurors' Perceptions of the Suggestiveness and Fairness of Biased Lineup Procedures.. Journal of Applied Psychology (2002)

Jennifer L. DevenportVeronica StinsonBrian L. CutlerDavid A. Kravitz

Studying Pretrial Publicity Effects: New Methods for Improving Ecological Validity and Testing External Validity.. Law and Human Behavior (2002)

Eyewitness Identification Evidence: Evaluation Commonsense Evaluations.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (1997)

evaluation commonsense evaluationsincident investigationforensic psychologycognitive scienceforensic identificationforensic science

How Effective is the Motion-To-Suppress Safeguard? Judges' Perceptions of the Suggestiveness and Fairness of Biased Lineup Procedures.. Journal of Applied Psychology (1997)

Veronica StinsonJennifer L. DevenportBrian L. CutlerDavid A. Kravitz

How Effective is the Presence-Of-Counsel Safeguard? Attorney Perceptions of Suggestiveness, Fairness, and Correctability of Biased Lineup Procedures.. Journal of Applied Psychology (1996)

Veronica StinsonJennifer L. DevenportBrian L. CutlerDavid A. Kravitz

communicationcounseling psychologyfairnesspresence-of-counsel safeguardpsychologybiased lineup proceduresattorney perceptionsapplied psychologyapplied social psychologybehavioral sciences

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