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Kevin Colwell

Southern Connecticut State University

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Department Of Psychology

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Breaking the Truth Bias: The Impact of Comparable Truth Baselines and Reality Interview on Veracity Judgments by Laypeople and Police Officers. Police Practice and Research (2025)

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Assessing the Efficacy of Baselining in Deception Detection: A Comparative Analysis of the Reality Interview and Structured Interview. Acta Psychologica (2023)

manipulation (psychology)trustfraudpsychological methodsdeception detectionmisinformationforensic psychologypsychologyapplied psychologycomparative analysisself-report studiesreality interviewsocial psychologyexperimental social psychologyexperimental psychologypsychological assessmentpsychological sciencebehavioral sciences

Strategies of Preparation and Impression Management - How Innocence Can Backfire. Research Open (London South Bank University) (2020)

deception detectionaestheticshuman behaviorpsychologyauthenticitypsychosocial determinantssocial cognitionsocial psychologyexperimental social psychologyapplied psychologyimpression managementbehavioral sciences

Using the Reality Interview Improves the Accuracy of the Criteria‐Based Content Analysis and Reality Monitoring. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2019)

Glynis BogaardKevin ColwellSamantha Crans

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A Comparison of Different Investigative Interviewing Techniques in Generating Differential Recall Enhancement and Detecting Deception. Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling (2018)

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Does Eyewitness and Interviewer Gender Influence Children’s Reports? an Experimental Analysis of Eyewitness and Interviewer Gender on Children’s Testimony. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2018)

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The Efficacy of Free‐Recall, Cognitive Load, and Closed‐Ended Questions When Children Are Asked to Falsely Testify About a Crime. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2018)

Joshua WymanIda FosterAngela CrossmanKevin ColwellVictoria Talwar

cognitive loadcommunicationdeception detectionapplied cognitive psychologycognitive psychology

Should Police Use Acid? Training and Credibility Assessment Using Transcripts Versus Recordings. Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice (2015)

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A Forced-Choice Test to Detect Witness Deception. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2012)

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Assessment Criteria Indicative of Deception: An Example of the New Paradigm of Differential Recall Enhancement. (2012)

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Kevin Colwell

Southern Connecticut State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Contact

Southern Connecticut State University

NoneKevin Colwell is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at Southern Connecticut State University.

Honors

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Southern Connecticut State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Breaking the Truth Bias: The Impact of Comparable Truth Baselines and Reality Interview on Veracity Judgments by Laypeople and Police Officers. Police Practice and Research (2025)

incident investigationdeception detectionpublic opinionbiastruth biasforensic psychologylawveracity judgmentsreality interviewexperimental criminologycriminal justicejournalism

Assessing the Efficacy of Baselining in Deception Detection: A Comparative Analysis of the Reality Interview and Structured Interview. Acta Psychologica (2023)

Strategies of Preparation and Impression Management - How Innocence Can Backfire. Research Open (London South Bank University) (2020)

Using the Reality Interview Improves the Accuracy of the Criteria‐Based Content Analysis and Reality Monitoring. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2019)

Glynis BogaardKevin ColwellSamantha Crans

communicationreality interviewcriteria-based content analysisreality monitoringapplied cognitive psychologycognitive psychologycontent analysis

Does Eyewitness and Interviewer Gender Influence Children’s Reports? an Experimental Analysis of Eyewitness and Interviewer Gender on Children’s Testimony. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2018)

The Efficacy of Free‐Recall, Cognitive Load, and Closed‐Ended Questions When Children Are Asked to Falsely Testify About a Crime. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2018)

Joshua WymanIda FosterAngela CrossmanKevin ColwellVictoria Talwar

cognitive loadcommunicationdeception detectionapplied cognitive psychologycognitive psychology

Should Police Use Acid? Training and Credibility Assessment Using Transcripts Versus Recordings. Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice (2015)

A Forced-Choice Test to Detect Witness Deception. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2012)

manipulation (psychology)forensic sciencedeception detectionbiasforensic psychologypsychologylawexperimental social psychologywitness deceptionhuman decision processcriminal justice

Assessment Criteria Indicative of Deception: An Example of the New Paradigm of Differential Recall Enhancement. (2012)

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