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Narina Nunez

Emeritus Professor

University of Wyoming

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College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Narina Nunez is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor at University of Wyoming.

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University of Wyoming

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psychology behavioral sciences criminal justice law jurisprudence criminology cognitive science applied cognitive psychology applied psychology forensic psychology correctional practice cognitive psychology social psychology criminal law human behavior police psychology penology social cognition child development experimental social psychology applied social psychology victimology experimental psychology evidence-based practice procedural justice capital trial victim impact statements developmental psychology child psychology applied developmental psychology forensic psychiatry interpersonal violence punishment behavioral research counseling psychology experimental child psychology human decision process educational psychology attribution theory deception detection cultural psychology case law misinformation attitude theory criminal justice process jury deliberations juror bias hearsay testimony experimental pragmatics action (philosophy) psychosocial determinants victimisation rumor spreading risk communication remedial action accountability human cognition juvenile delinquency reproducible research legal consideration testability cultural practices cultural integration decision analysis child protection registered replication report unfolding sequence legal decision making clear observations conceptual understanding law students future directions inadmissible evidence multiple stereotypes juror decisions juvenile cases legal studies legal design philosophy of law

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Co-Occurring Disorders and Engagement in Behavioral Health Treatment Among Justice-Involved Adolescents. The Journal of Early Adolescence (2024)

Alexandra C. BammelKimberly A. JohnsonRoger H. PetersNarina L. Nunez

adolescencejustice-involved adolescentsbehavioral healthbehavioral disordersadolescent healthmental healthco-occurring disordersdomestic violencebehavioral health treatmentbehavioral sciences

Counterfactuals in Mainstream Media: A Pathway for Blame Attribution and Policy Endorsement in Police Lethal Force Incidents. Applied cognitive psychology (2024)

Olivia K. H. SmithNarina Nuñez

misinformationpublic opinioncommunicationapplied cognitive psychologycognitive psychologymass communicationpolice psychologyapplied behavior analysispsychologymainstream mediacriminologyapplied psychologyblame attributionpolitical communicationmedia studiesapplied social psychologypolicy endorsementbehavioral sciences

Civil Juror Compensation and Judgments of Police Use of Force at the Intersection of Race and Mental Illness. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2022)

Haley A. SturgesCassandra FlickKarlee ProvenzaNarina Nunez

sociology of lawpolice useintersectionalitylegal theorylawracecriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesmental illnesscivil juror compensationbehavioral sciences

Covid-19 in the Courtroom: The Role of Mask Mandates and Source of Exposure on Negligence and Recklessness Decisions. Psychological Injury and Law (2022)

Narina NuñezCassandra FlickHaley A. SturgesOlivia K. H. SmithKimberly Schweitzer

procedural justicerecklessness decisionsforensic psychologylawcovid-19psychologycriminal lawmask mandatescriminologymental healthcriminal justicejurisprudencebehavioral 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

psychopathologyclinical psychologypsychological traumaforensic psychologypsychologycriminologycriminal justice processforensic psychiatrytrial transcriptspsychiatryexpert psychological testimonybehavioral sciencescorrectional practice

The Influence of Attorney Anger on Juror Decision Making. Psychiatry, psychology, and law (2022)

Samuel ChoiNarina NuñezBenjamin M. Wilkowski

psychopathologyattorney angerjuror decision makingpsychologypsychiatrybehavioral sciences

“Trans Folks Are in the Crosshairs”: Jury Decision-Making and the Trans Panic Defense. Journal of interpersonal violence (2022)

Nicholas D. MichalskiAlexandra N. BitterNarina Nuñez

interpersonal communicationtrans panic defensepsychologyjury decision-makingcriminologyjurisprudencesocial sciencesfeminist criminologysocial psychologysocial justicejournalisminterpersonal violence

Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adult Defendants: The Impact of Information Type on Juror Decision-Making. Psychology, crime & law/Psychology, crime and law (2021)

Haley A. SturgesNarina L. Nuñez

procedural justiceautism spectrum disorderpolice psychologycase lawforensic psychologylawadult defendantspsychologycriminal lawjuror decision-makingcriminologycriminal justicejurisprudenceforensic psychiatryinformation typebehavioral sciences

Perceptions of Campaign Donors and Their Impact on Judgments of Judicial Fairness. Psychology Crime and Law (2021)

Narina NunezKimberly Schweitzer

political sciencepsychologycampaign donorscriminologypolitical psychologyjurisprudencejudicial fairnessbehavioral sciences

The Effect of Evidence Order on Jurors' Verdicts: Primacy and Recency Effects With Strongly and Weakly Probative Evidence. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2021)

Kimberly SchweitzerNarina Nuñez

decision analysiscognitive psychologyapplied cognitive psychologyforensic psychologycognitive sciencerecency effectspsychologycriminal justicejurisprudenceapplied psychologydecision scienceevidence orderbehavioral sciences

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Narina Nunez

Emeritus Professor

University of Wyoming

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Narina Nunez is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor at University of Wyoming.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Wyoming

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Co-Occurring Disorders and Engagement in Behavioral Health Treatment Among Justice-Involved Adolescents. The Journal of Early Adolescence (2024)

Alexandra C. BammelKimberly A. JohnsonRoger H. PetersNarina L. Nunez

adolescencejustice-involved adolescentsbehavioral healthbehavioral disordersadolescent healthmental healthco-occurring disordersdomestic violencebehavioral health treatmentbehavioral sciences

Counterfactuals in Mainstream Media: A Pathway for Blame Attribution and Policy Endorsement in Police Lethal Force Incidents. Applied cognitive psychology (2024)

Olivia K. H. SmithNarina Nuñez

Civil Juror Compensation and Judgments of Police Use of Force at the Intersection of Race and Mental Illness. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2022)

Haley A. SturgesCassandra FlickKarlee ProvenzaNarina Nunez

sociology of lawpolice useintersectionalitylegal theorylawracecriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesmental illnesscivil juror compensationbehavioral sciences

Covid-19 in the Courtroom: The Role of Mask Mandates and Source of Exposure on Negligence and Recklessness Decisions. Psychological Injury and Law (2022)

Narina NuñezCassandra FlickHaley A. SturgesOlivia K. H. SmithKimberly Schweitzer

procedural justicerecklessness decisionsforensic psychologylawcovid-19psychologycriminal lawmask mandatescriminologymental healthcriminal justicejurisprudencebehavioral 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

The Influence of Attorney Anger on Juror Decision Making. Psychiatry, psychology, and law (2022)

Samuel ChoiNarina NuñezBenjamin M. Wilkowski

psychopathologyattorney angerjuror decision makingpsychologypsychiatrybehavioral sciences

“Trans Folks Are in the Crosshairs”: Jury Decision-Making and the Trans Panic Defense. Journal of interpersonal violence (2022)

Nicholas D. MichalskiAlexandra N. BitterNarina Nuñez

interpersonal communicationtrans panic defensepsychologyjury decision-makingcriminologyjurisprudencesocial sciencesfeminist criminologysocial psychologysocial justicejournalisminterpersonal violence

Autism Spectrum Disorder in Adult Defendants: The Impact of Information Type on Juror Decision-Making. Psychology, crime & law/Psychology, crime and law (2021)

Haley A. SturgesNarina L. Nuñez

Perceptions of Campaign Donors and Their Impact on Judgments of Judicial Fairness. Psychology Crime and Law (2021)

Narina NunezKimberly Schweitzer

political sciencepsychologycampaign donorscriminologypolitical psychologyjurisprudencejudicial fairnessbehavioral sciences

The Effect of Evidence Order on Jurors' Verdicts: Primacy and Recency Effects With Strongly and Weakly Probative Evidence. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2021)

Kimberly SchweitzerNarina Nuñez

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