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Bryan Myers

University of North Carolina Wilmington

Affiliations

College of Science & Engineering

Department of Psychology

NoneBryan Myers is currently serving as a College Of Science & Engineering faculty at University of North Carolina Wilmington.

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University of North Carolina Wilmington

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psychology behavioral sciences jurisprudence criminal justice correctional practice law forensic psychology social sciences criminology applied psychology victim impact statements social psychology applied social psychology penology juror judgments criminal law human behavior applied cognitive psychology counseling psychology experimental social psychology psychosocial research victimology police psychology mock jurors capital trial public law social cognition experimental psychology forensic psychiatry psychological trauma cognitive psychology deception detection punishment criminal justice process sexual harassment capital sentencing applied developmental psychology social science research psychological science child psychology early childhood narrative educational psychology attitude theory legal theory procedural justice job satisfaction cognitive modeling human cognition candidate selection domestic violence community psychology manipulation (psychology) coercion emotional intelligence emotion regulation emotional responses survey (human research) individual differences prejudicial nature capital sentencing policy harm information victim impact testimony victim impact evidence juror bias scale factor structure empirical validation theoretical constructs juror decision making incident investigation forensic science

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Influence of False Evidence Ploy Variants on Perceptions of Coercion and Deception. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice (2023)

Bryan BarnesBryan MyersRichard PondKori Meyer

coercionmanipulation (psychology)persuasioncommunicationdeception detectionforensic psychologypsychologybehavioral sciences

Expert Psychological Testimony in the Capital Trial Penalty Phase: A Content Analysis of Trial Transcripts. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice (2022)

Rachel KantorBryan MyersKori MeyerBryan BarnesNarina NunezBenjamin Wilkowski

psychological traumaclinical psychologyexpert psychological testimonypsychopathologycriminologyforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice processtrial transcriptspsychiatrycorrectional practiceforensic psychiatrybehavioral sciences

“We Can Work It out”: Positive Problem Solving as a Mediator Between Perspective-Taking and Relationship Satisfaction Among College Students. Journal of American College Health (2021)

Sarah JohnsonCameron GordonBryan MyersRachel Kantor

relationship satisfactionmental healthcollege studentspsychologyeducational psychologybehavioral sciences

Capital Juror Questionnaires in Death‐Penalty Cases: A Study of Attitudes, Denials, and Deceptions. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2020)

Richard RogersAllyson J. SharfBryan MyersEric Y. DroginMargot M. Williams

jurisprudencedeception detectiondeviance (sociology)social scienceslawcapital juror questionnairesdeath-penalty casescorrectional practicecriminal justicebehavioral sciences

Survey-Capital Jury Questionnaire. PsycTESTS Dataset (2020)

Richard RogersSara E. HartiganAllyson J. SharfBryan MyersEric Y. DroginMargot M. Williams

jurisprudencesocial sciencespsychologylawsurvey (human research)survey methodology

The Heterogeneity of Victim Impact Statements: A Content Analysis of Capital Trial Sentencing Penalty Phase Transcripts.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2018)

Bryan MyersNarina NuñezBenjamin WilkowskiAndre KehnKatherine Dunn

jurisprudencepublic lawpenologypublic policylawpsychologyforensic psychologycapital trialprocedural justicevictimologycorrectional practicevictim impact statementscounseling psychologycriminal justicecriminal lawpenalty phase transcripts

Victim Impact Statements in Capital Sentencing: 25 Years Post-Payne. Advances in psychology and law (2018)

Bryan MyersSarah JohnsonNarina Nuñez

jurisprudencepsychologylawcapital sentencingvictim impact statementscorrectional practicecriminal justice

The Impact of Angry Versus Sad Victim Impact Statements on Mock Jurors’ Sentencing Decisions in a Capital Trial. Criminal Justice and Behavior (2017)

Narina NuñezBryan MyersBenjamin M. WilkowskiKimberly Schweitzer

punishmentjurisprudencemock jurorspenologycriminologylawcriminal justice processcapital trialvictimologycorrectional practicecriminal justicecriminal law

The Impact of Emotions on Juror Judgments and Decision-Making. Advances in psychology and law (2016)

Narina NunezVictoria Estrada-ReynoldsKimberly SchweitzerBryan Myers

communicationpsychologyemotionsjuror judgmentscorrectional practiceapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

Beliefs About Therapist Suggestiveness and Memory Veracity in Recovered-Memory Therapy: An Analogue Study.. Professional Psychology Research and Practice (2015)

Bryan MyersJennifer MyersPhillip HerndonNastassia BroszkiewiczMaria Tar

memory veracitypsychologytherapist suggestivenessanalogue studyrecovered-memory therapy

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Bryan Myers

University of North Carolina Wilmington

Affiliations

College of Science & Engineering

Department of Psychology

NoneBryan Myers is currently serving as a College Of Science & Engineering faculty at University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of North Carolina Wilmington

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Influence of False Evidence Ploy Variants on Perceptions of Coercion and Deception. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice (2023)

Bryan BarnesBryan MyersRichard PondKori Meyer

coercionmanipulation (psychology)persuasioncommunicationdeception detectionforensic psychologypsychologybehavioral sciences

Expert Psychological Testimony in the Capital Trial Penalty Phase: A Content Analysis of Trial Transcripts. Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice (2022)

Rachel KantorBryan MyersKori MeyerBryan BarnesNarina NunezBenjamin Wilkowski

“We Can Work It out”: Positive Problem Solving as a Mediator Between Perspective-Taking and Relationship Satisfaction Among College Students. Journal of American College Health (2021)

Sarah JohnsonCameron GordonBryan MyersRachel Kantor

relationship satisfactionmental healthcollege studentspsychologyeducational psychologybehavioral sciences

Capital Juror Questionnaires in Death‐Penalty Cases: A Study of Attitudes, Denials, and Deceptions. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2020)

Richard RogersAllyson J. SharfBryan MyersEric Y. DroginMargot M. Williams

jurisprudencedeception detectiondeviance (sociology)social scienceslawcapital juror questionnairesdeath-penalty casescorrectional practicecriminal justicebehavioral sciences

Survey-Capital Jury Questionnaire. PsycTESTS Dataset (2020)

Richard RogersSara E. HartiganAllyson J. SharfBryan MyersEric Y. DroginMargot M. Williams

jurisprudencesocial sciencespsychologylawsurvey (human research)survey methodology

The Heterogeneity of Victim Impact Statements: A Content Analysis of Capital Trial Sentencing Penalty Phase Transcripts.. Psychology Public Policy and Law (2018)

Bryan MyersNarina NuñezBenjamin WilkowskiAndre KehnKatherine Dunn

Victim Impact Statements in Capital Sentencing: 25 Years Post-Payne. Advances in psychology and law (2018)

Bryan MyersSarah JohnsonNarina Nuñez

jurisprudencepsychologylawcapital sentencingvictim impact statementscorrectional practicecriminal justice

The Impact of Angry Versus Sad Victim Impact Statements on Mock Jurors’ Sentencing Decisions in a Capital Trial. Criminal Justice and Behavior (2017)

Narina NuñezBryan MyersBenjamin M. WilkowskiKimberly Schweitzer

punishmentjurisprudencemock jurorspenologycriminologylawcriminal justice processcapital trialvictimologycorrectional practicecriminal justicecriminal law

The Impact of Emotions on Juror Judgments and Decision-Making. Advances in psychology and law (2016)

Narina NunezVictoria Estrada-ReynoldsKimberly SchweitzerBryan Myers

communicationpsychologyemotionsjuror judgmentscorrectional practiceapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

Beliefs About Therapist Suggestiveness and Memory Veracity in Recovered-Memory Therapy: An Analogue Study.. Professional Psychology Research and Practice (2015)

Bryan MyersJennifer MyersPhillip HerndonNastassia BroszkiewiczMaria Tar

memory veracitypsychologytherapist suggestivenessanalogue studyrecovered-memory therapy

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