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Mitchell Eisen

California State University, Los Angeles

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California State University, Los Angeles

College of Natural and Social Sciences

Department Of Psychology

NoneMitchell Eisen is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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California State University, Los Angeles

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psychology behavioral sciences memory forensic psychology cognitive science criminology law developmental psychopathology child psychology psychopathology applied cognitive psychology criminal justice trauma child development psychological science experimental psychology developmental psychology child abuse memory studies incident investigation cognition psychological trauma sexual abuse experimental child psychology child sexual abuse cognitive psychology human memory crime reconstruction criminal behavior procedural justice individual differences gang evidence counseling psychology interpersonal violence experimental psychopathology correctional practice adult development emotional development victimology criminal justice system criminal justice process emotional responses physical abuse maltreated children applied developmental psychology family process family relations trauma in child human cognition child protection juvenile delinquency police psychology plausible reasoning psychological violence adolescent psychology memory loss clinical psychiatry working memory memory assessment sexual assault sexual violence forensic identification family therapy family relationships stress arousal childhood abuse event memory cognitive functioning neglected children trauma-related psychopathology field-simulation paradigm law enforcement eyewitness memory examining relations remembering genital contact long-term memory

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Long-Term Memory and Subjective Forgetting: A Longitudinal Study. Child Abuse & Neglect (2025)

cognitionhuman memorypsychological sciencememoryapplied cognitive psychologymemory studiespsychologysubjective forgettingcognitive science

Racial Identity as a Moderator of Same-Race Bias Among Hispanic Mock-Jurors. Psychology Crime and Law (2025)

hispanic mock-jurorsracial discriminationethnic studiesracesame-race biasracial identityprocedural justicesocial identityforensic psychologysocial sciencesafrican american studiescriminal justiceracial prejudicebiaslatino studiesethnic discrimination

Testing a New Procedure to Administer Lineups to Witnesses in the Field to Eliminate Law Enforcement’s Reliance on the Use of Highly Suggestive Showups.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2025)

digital evidenceincident investigationperformance studiesnew procedurelaw enforcement ’communicationsuggestive showupsforensic psychologyforensic science

The Biasing Nature of Gang Evidence: Inducing Memory Errors for Evidence of Past Criminal Behavior. Psychology Crime and Law (2024)

criminologymemoryincident investigationbiasing naturepast criminal behaviormemory studiesexperimental criminologycriminal behaviorgang evidencebehavioral sciencesexperimental psychologyforensic psychologyexperimental social psychologypsychologycriminal justiceviolent behaviorbias

Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Longitudinal Study of Disclosures and Denials. Child Maltreatment (2023)

Dana T. HartmanYan WangYuerui WuDeborah GoldfarbDaisy VidalesJianjian QinMitchell L. EisenGail S. Goodman

traumalawbehavioral sciencespublic healthchildhood sexual abusedevelopmental psychopathology

Adults’ Memory for a Maltreatment-Related Childhood Experience: Interview Protocols. Clinical Psychological Science (2022)

Deborah GoldfarbGail S. GoodmanYan WangRonald P. FisherDaisy VidalesLauren C. GonzalvesYuerui WuDana HartmanJianjian QinMitchell L. Eisen

interview protocolsmemorypsychological scienceadult developmentneurosciencepsychopathologybehavioral scienceshealth psychologymaltreatment-related childhood experienceclinical psychologypsychology

Comparing Witness Performance in the Field Versus the Lab: How Real-World Conditions Affect Eyewitness Decision-Making.. Law and Human Behavior (2022)

Mitchell L EisenRebecca C YingCharmaine ChuiMonique A Swaby

human behaviorwitness performanceeyewitness decision-makinglawcriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesreal-world conditionsforensic psychology

Misidentifying an Innocent Suspect Can Alter Witness Recollections of the Perpetrator’s Face. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

perpetrator ’deception detectioncriminologyincident investigationwitness recollectionslawcrime reconstructioninnocent suspectforensic psychologycriminal justicephilosophyauthenticity

Variations in the Encoding Conditions Can Affect Eyewitnesses' Vulnerability to Suggestive Influence. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2022)

Mitchell L. EisenT'awna WilliamsJennifer JonesRebecca Ying

cognitive sciencecognitive psychologyencoding conditionsapplied cognitive psychology

Disclosures of Sexual and Physical Abuse Across Repeated Interviews. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse (2021)

Mitchell L. EisenGail S. GoodmanJessica DiepMarianne LacsamanaLauren J RistromJian Jian Qin

traumavictimologyphysical abusecriminologysocial mediasexual assaultchild sexual abusesexual abusesocial sciencesinterpersonal violencecorrectional practicesexual violencepublic healthdiscourse analysischild abusemedia studiesjournalism

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Mitchell Eisen

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

California State University, Los Angeles

College of Natural and Social Sciences

Department Of Psychology

NoneMitchell Eisen is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

Honors

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California State University, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Long-Term Memory and Subjective Forgetting: A Longitudinal Study. Child Abuse & Neglect (2025)

cognitionhuman memorypsychological sciencememoryapplied cognitive psychologymemory studiespsychologysubjective forgettingcognitive science

Racial Identity as a Moderator of Same-Race Bias Among Hispanic Mock-Jurors. Psychology Crime and Law (2025)

Testing a New Procedure to Administer Lineups to Witnesses in the Field to Eliminate Law Enforcement’s Reliance on the Use of Highly Suggestive Showups.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2025)

digital evidenceincident investigationperformance studiesnew procedurelaw enforcement ’communicationsuggestive showupsforensic psychologyforensic science

The Biasing Nature of Gang Evidence: Inducing Memory Errors for Evidence of Past Criminal Behavior. Psychology Crime and Law (2024)

Childhood Sexual Abuse: A Longitudinal Study of Disclosures and Denials. Child Maltreatment (2023)

Dana T. HartmanYan WangYuerui WuDeborah GoldfarbDaisy VidalesJianjian QinMitchell L. EisenGail S. Goodman

traumalawbehavioral sciencespublic healthchildhood sexual abusedevelopmental psychopathology

Adults’ Memory for a Maltreatment-Related Childhood Experience: Interview Protocols. Clinical Psychological Science (2022)

Deborah GoldfarbGail S. GoodmanYan WangRonald P. FisherDaisy VidalesLauren C. GonzalvesYuerui WuDana HartmanJianjian QinMitchell L. Eisen

interview protocolsmemorypsychological scienceadult developmentneurosciencepsychopathologybehavioral scienceshealth psychologymaltreatment-related childhood experienceclinical psychologypsychology

Comparing Witness Performance in the Field Versus the Lab: How Real-World Conditions Affect Eyewitness Decision-Making.. Law and Human Behavior (2022)

Mitchell L EisenRebecca C YingCharmaine ChuiMonique A Swaby

human behaviorwitness performanceeyewitness decision-makinglawcriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesreal-world conditionsforensic psychology

Misidentifying an Innocent Suspect Can Alter Witness Recollections of the Perpetrator’s Face. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

perpetrator ’deception detectioncriminologyincident investigationwitness recollectionslawcrime reconstructioninnocent suspectforensic psychologycriminal justicephilosophyauthenticity

Variations in the Encoding Conditions Can Affect Eyewitnesses' Vulnerability to Suggestive Influence. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2022)

Mitchell L. EisenT'awna WilliamsJennifer JonesRebecca Ying

cognitive sciencecognitive psychologyencoding conditionsapplied cognitive psychology

Disclosures of Sexual and Physical Abuse Across Repeated Interviews. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse (2021)

Mitchell L. EisenGail S. GoodmanJessica DiepMarianne LacsamanaLauren J RistromJian Jian Qin

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