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Scott Culhane

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Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Arts and Letters

College of Behavioral and Health Sciences

Criminal Justice

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

Department Of Behavioral Health

School Of Social Work

Scott Culhane is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Professor at Austin Peay State University.

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psychology criminal justice law criminology forensic psychology criminal law psychiatry criminal justice process psychopathology procedural justice social sciences jurisprudence social psychology forensic psychiatry violent behavior criminal behavior forensic science psychological assessment experimental social psychology police psychology penology criminal justice system ethnicity cognition behavioral research interpersonal violence correctional practice deception detection cognitive psychology offender profiling victimology community policing offender classification psychological science social identity personality assessment applied social psychology irrationality self-awareness fraud detection homicide public perceptions police shootings bermond-vorst alexithymia questionnaire provocation inventory novaco anger scale transitional justice psychiatric research latin american research behavioral disorders meta-analysis public safety legal compliance sociology of law clinical evidence primary investigation disinformation detection emotion regulation urban security psychological violence incident investigation human cognition personal identity status inconsistency cultural psychology inadmissible evidence judicial instruction juror verdicts body cameras aiibi witness crime status juror decision making alibi generation behavioral interventions supervision outcomes community-based corrections trauma civil procedure feminist criminology social problems substance use disorders harm reduction legal medicine experimental criminology child abuse family violence psychological trauma psychiatric care comparative law aggression public policy sociology violence against women jama psychiatry theoretical criminology behavioral sciences public health clinical psychology deviance (sociology) administrative law substance abuse sexual abuse torts juvenile court mental health health policy forensic medicine psychiatric epidemiology public law health law medical ethics post-traumatic stress disorder

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An Analysis of Homicides by Off-Duty Police Officers. Homicide Studies (2024)

community policinglawcriminal justicehomicidecriminologycriminal lawviolent behavioroff-duty police officers

Juvenile Fatalities in Law Enforcement Encounters. Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

experimental criminologyjuvenile delinquencyjuvenile courtyouth justicecriminal lawjuvenile fatalitiesemergency medicine

The Effect of Alibi Consistency, Presence of Physical Evidence and Timing of Disclosure on Mock Juror Perceptions. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2023)

Meredith AllisonSandy JungScott E. Culhane

psychiatrylawforensic psychologymock juror perceptionsphysical evidencepsychology

Alibi Generation. In J. D. Beal & M. R. Kienzle (Eds.), Alibis and Corroborators (2022)

lawtechnology lawfraudbusinessinformation forensicsequityauthenticity

Generating Alibi Statements. (2022)

computer sciencefraudcomputer-assisted reasoningdata securityalibi statementsfraud detection

The Effect of Alibi Consistency, Timing of Disclosure, and Presence of Physical Evidence on Mock Juror Perceptions. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2020)

Meredith AllisonSandy JungScott Culhane

physical evidenceexperimental psychologyforensic psychologymock juror perceptionssocial sciencespsychologyexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciences

Police Body Cameras and Us: Public Perceptions of the Justification of the Police Use of Force in the Body Camera Era.. Translational Issues in Psychological Science (2017)

police body camerascommunity policinglawcriminal justicepublic perceptionspublic lifecriminologyincident investigationcriminal lawbody camera erasecurity studiestheoretical criminologyviolent behaviorjournalismpolice psychologyfilm

Police Shootings and Body Cameras One Year Post-Ferguson. Policing & Society (2017)

Scott E. CulhaneKimberly Schweitzer

community policingcriminal justicesocial sciencescriminologyurban securitypolice shootings

Serial Homicide Perpetrators’ Self-Reported Psychopathy and Criminal Thinking. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2017)

Scott E. CulhaneStephannie WalkerMeagen M. Hildebrand

psychological violenceforensic psychologycriminal thinkingpsychological traumapsychologyforensic psychiatryserial homicide perpetratorscriminologycognitive sciencemental healthhomicideforensic sciencepsychopathologypolice psychologyclinical psychologypsychiatrycriminal justicecriminal behaviorvictimologyviolent behavior

Male and Female Parole Decisions: Is Paying Your Dues or Saying You're Sorry More Important?. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2016)

Victoria C. Estrada-ReynoldsKimberly A. SchweitzerNarina NuñezScott Culhane

psychiatrylawcriminal justicejurisprudencepsychology

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Scott Culhane

Professor

Austin Peay State University

Affiliations

Austin Peay State University

College of Arts and Letters

College of Behavioral and Health Sciences

Criminal Justice

College of Business

Department Of Accounting, Finance, And Economics

Department Of Behavioral Health

School Of Social Work

Scott Culhane is currently serving as an Austin Peay State University Professor at Austin Peay State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Austin Peay State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Analysis of Homicides by Off-Duty Police Officers. Homicide Studies (2024)

community policinglawcriminal justicehomicidecriminologycriminal lawviolent behavioroff-duty police officers

Juvenile Fatalities in Law Enforcement Encounters. Journal of Criminal Justice (2024)

experimental criminologyjuvenile delinquencyjuvenile courtyouth justicecriminal lawjuvenile fatalitiesemergency medicine

The Effect of Alibi Consistency, Presence of Physical Evidence and Timing of Disclosure on Mock Juror Perceptions. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2023)

Meredith AllisonSandy JungScott E. Culhane

psychiatrylawforensic psychologymock juror perceptionsphysical evidencepsychology

Alibi Generation. In J. D. Beal & M. R. Kienzle (Eds.), Alibis and Corroborators (2022)

lawtechnology lawfraudbusinessinformation forensicsequityauthenticity

Generating Alibi Statements. (2022)

computer sciencefraudcomputer-assisted reasoningdata securityalibi statementsfraud detection

The Effect of Alibi Consistency, Timing of Disclosure, and Presence of Physical Evidence on Mock Juror Perceptions. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2020)

Meredith AllisonSandy JungScott Culhane

physical evidenceexperimental psychologyforensic psychologymock juror perceptionssocial sciencespsychologyexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciences

Police Body Cameras and Us: Public Perceptions of the Justification of the Police Use of Force in the Body Camera Era.. Translational Issues in Psychological Science (2017)

Police Shootings and Body Cameras One Year Post-Ferguson. Policing & Society (2017)

Scott E. CulhaneKimberly Schweitzer

community policingcriminal justicesocial sciencescriminologyurban securitypolice shootings

Serial Homicide Perpetrators’ Self-Reported Psychopathy and Criminal Thinking. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2017)

Scott E. CulhaneStephannie WalkerMeagen M. Hildebrand

Male and Female Parole Decisions: Is Paying Your Dues or Saying You're Sorry More Important?. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2016)

Victoria C. Estrada-ReynoldsKimberly A. SchweitzerNarina NuñezScott Culhane

psychiatrylawcriminal justicejurisprudencepsychology

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