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Richard Rogers

Regents Professor Regents Professor of Psychology

University of North Texas

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College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Psychology

Richard Rogers is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Regents Professor Regents Professor of Psychology at University of North Texas.

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University of North Texas

Regents Professor Regents Professor of Psychology

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psychology behavioral sciences psychiatry law jurisprudence correctional practice criminology psychopathology mental health forensic psychology criminal justice human behavior clinical psychology forensic psychiatry psychological assessment psychometrics personality assessment penology deception detection juvenile delinquency offender classification schizophrenia youth justice diagnosis criminal behavior police psychology sociology of law legal theory personality assessment inventory comparative criminology adolescent psychology candidate selection feigned mental disorders counseling psychology violent behavior behavioral research psychological science personality psychology miranda rights disease assessment legal assessment prototypical analysis insanity evaluations antisocial personality disorder miranda warnings forensic practice symptom management legal medicine legal studies criminal justice system construct validity explanatory models educational assessment carceral setting adolescence freedom of speech case law international criminology psychological evaluations psychopathy checklist risk assessment critical review adolescent psychopathy adolescent offenders initial validation experimental social psychology language policy interpersonal violence child psychology disturbance detection meta-analysis diagnostic tests cognitive psychology prison violence procedural justice disease detection criminal law forensic analysis forensic evaluations forensic science criminal justice process

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Detection Systems Related to Malingering and Invalid Response Set in Psychological Injury Assessments. Psychological Injury and Law (2024)

Gerald YoungLaszlo ErdodiLuciano GirominiRichard Rogers

mental healthpsychological traumapsychological assessmentlawpsychological injury assessmentsforensic psychologyforensic psychiatryfailure detectionearly detectionpsychological medicineinvalid responsepsychologydetection systemspsychopathologytraumainjury preventionbehavioral sciencesclinical psychology

Forensic Assessments of Racial-Ethnic Differences in Genuine and Malingered Psychotic Presentations.. PubMed (2024)

Richard RogersAmor A CorreaLindsey D Ryan-Jones

mental healthforensic assessmentsracial-ethnic differencespsychiatry

Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry: Malingering and Related Response Styles. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

R. RogersS. Williamson-Butler

traumaepidemiologypsychiatryforensic psychology

Invalid Response Set, Malingering and Related Base Rate in Psychological Injury II: Tabular Analysis of Research. Psychological Injury and Law (2024)

Gerald YoungLaszlo ErdodiLuciano GirominiRichard RogersCheyenne McIntyreHarmoni WatsonCassandre Quan

forensic psychologypsychological traumarelated base rateinjury preventionpsychologymilitary psychologyforensic psychiatrytraumapath dependencepain researchhealth psychologyinvalid response settraumatologypsychological injury iipsychopathologyclinical psychologykey sitebiostatisticspsychiatrytheoretical predictionhuman reliabilitytabular analysis

Gerald YoungLaszlo ErdodiLuciano GirominiRichard Rogers

psychological violenceperformance validity testssymptomatic treatmentforensic psychologypsychological traumaperformance studiespsychologymilitary psychologypsychological assessmentforensic psychiatrypsychological injurytraumamental healthhealth psychologyinvalid response setpsychological evaluationspsychopathologymental health interventionsclinical psychologypsychiatrysymptom validity testsmalingering-related assessments

An Overview of Malingering and Deception in Neuropsychiatric Cases. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2023)

Richard RogersScott D. BenderSara E. Hartigan

epidemiologylawdeception detectionneuropsychiatryjurisprudencelegal theorybehavioral sciences

Differing Perceptions of Criminal Justice and Views of Law Enforcement: A Cluster-Analytic Approach to Racial-Ethnic Identities. Psychological Reports (2023)

Richard RogersKamar Y. TaziMinqi PanShannon R. Williamson-Butler

psychological scienceexperimental psychologycriminal justicelaw enforcementdifferential psychologysocial psychologysocial sciencespsychologyracial-ethnic identitiespolice psychologybehavioral sciences

DurchfüHrung Von Miranda-Evaluierungen. Springer eBooks (2023)

Richard RogersEric Y. Drogin

communicationdigital humanitiesliteraturehumanities

Entscheidungsfindung FüR Miranda-VerzichtserkläRungen Und Selbstbelastungen. Springer eBooks (2023)

Richard RogersEric Y. Drogin

Falling Through the Cracks: Failing to Identify Compromised Miranda Abilities for Defendants With Limited Cognitive Capacities. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2023)

Kamar Y. TaziRichard Rogers

lawforensic psychologycriminal justicecorrectional practicecompromised miranda abilitiesbehavioral scienceslimited cognitive capacitiesjurisprudencecriminal lawpsychology

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Richard Rogers

Regents Professor Regents Professor of Psychology

University of North Texas

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Department of Psychology

Richard Rogers is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Regents Professor Regents Professor of Psychology at University of North Texas.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Richard Rogers

University of North Texas

Regents Professor Regents Professor of Psychology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Detection Systems Related to Malingering and Invalid Response Set in Psychological Injury Assessments. Psychological Injury and Law (2024)

Gerald YoungLaszlo ErdodiLuciano GirominiRichard Rogers

Forensic Assessments of Racial-Ethnic Differences in Genuine and Malingered Psychotic Presentations.. PubMed (2024)

Richard RogersAmor A CorreaLindsey D Ryan-Jones

mental healthforensic assessmentsracial-ethnic differencespsychiatry

Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry: Malingering and Related Response Styles. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

R. RogersS. Williamson-Butler

traumaepidemiologypsychiatryforensic psychology

Invalid Response Set, Malingering and Related Base Rate in Psychological Injury II: Tabular Analysis of Research. Psychological Injury and Law (2024)

Gerald YoungLaszlo ErdodiLuciano GirominiRichard RogersCheyenne McIntyreHarmoni WatsonCassandre Quan

Gerald YoungLaszlo ErdodiLuciano GirominiRichard Rogers

An Overview of Malingering and Deception in Neuropsychiatric Cases. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2023)

Richard RogersScott D. BenderSara E. Hartigan

epidemiologylawdeception detectionneuropsychiatryjurisprudencelegal theorybehavioral sciences

Differing Perceptions of Criminal Justice and Views of Law Enforcement: A Cluster-Analytic Approach to Racial-Ethnic Identities. Psychological Reports (2023)

Richard RogersKamar Y. TaziMinqi PanShannon R. Williamson-Butler

DurchfüHrung Von Miranda-Evaluierungen. Springer eBooks (2023)

Richard RogersEric Y. Drogin

communicationdigital humanitiesliteraturehumanities

Entscheidungsfindung FüR Miranda-VerzichtserkläRungen Und Selbstbelastungen. Springer eBooks (2023)

Richard RogersEric Y. Drogin

Falling Through the Cracks: Failing to Identify Compromised Miranda Abilities for Defendants With Limited Cognitive Capacities. Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2023)

Kamar Y. TaziRichard Rogers

lawforensic psychologycriminal justicecorrectional practicecompromised miranda abilitiesbehavioral scienceslimited cognitive capacitiesjurisprudencecriminal lawpsychology

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