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Stacy Wetmore

Associate Professor

Butler University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Stacy Wetmore is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Butler University.

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Butler University

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psychology criminology forensic psychology behavioral sciences police psychology law correctional practice criminal justice criminal behavior criminal law cognitive science jurisprudence applied psychology memory deception detection penology applied cognitive psychology forensic psychiatry moral psychology cognition social psychology applied social psychology experimental psychology memory studies experimental social psychology incident investigation sexual assault post-identification feedback counseling psychology experimental criminology human memory bias detection victimology sexual crime lineup performance secondary confession evidence secondary confessions roc analysis jailhouse informant testimony informant testimony behavioural process behavioral research psychological science animal cognition cyber conflict experimental gerontology benchmark studies explicit memory community policing belief revision fillers cognitive psychology cognitive anthropology human identification forensic identification insider threat misinformation threat detection disinformation detection crime analysis community psychology later adulthood user feedback self-report studies legal theory ageism aging process retention interval comprehensive evaluation expert testimony unreliable testimony identification decisions age differences defense attorneys accurate eyewitnesses identification accuracy eyewitness memory

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A Symbol of Purity or Pedophilia? Legal Perceptions of Priest-Perpetrated Child Sexual Assault. Psychology Crime and Law (2025)

philosophycriminologycriminal lawfeminist criminologyjurisprudencesexual behaviorchild abusepsychology of religionchild sexual abuseviolence against womeninterpersonal violencesexual crimedeviance (sociology)sexual assaultreligious studiesreligionsexual abusesexual violencejuvenile courtsexual offendinglawsexual and reproductive health

Law, Research, and Recommendations Regarding Jailhouse Informant Witnesses. (2025)

criminal lawincident investigationcriminologylawforensic psychologyforensic sciencecriminal justicecriminal justice process

The Influence of Female Victim Sexual Orientation on Legal Decision-Making in a Rape-Case. (2025)

gender identitygendered sexualitycriminal lawcriminologyfeminist criminologysexual behaviorviolence against womensexual crimefemale criminalitysex researchdeviance (sociology)lgbt healthsex educationsexual assaultsexual abusegender studiessexual orientationsexual violencesexual offendinglawsexual and reproductive health

: Criminal Accomplice Level of Involvement and the Influence on Jury Decision-Making. (2024)

criminal lawcriminological theorycriminologycivil procedurejurisprudenceprocedural justiceexperimental criminologycomparative lawpublic integritytheoretical criminologybehavioral sciencesforensic psychologydeviance (sociology)criminal justice processforensic psychiatrycriminal behaviorcriminal justice systemjuvenile courtlawforensic sciencepsychologycriminal justice

The Cloak of Innocence: Perception of Attire in the Courtroom. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

Kylene L. StreetSayword KaiserGrace L. KurbanStacy A. WetmoreKyle P. RawnJonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. Neuschatz

police psychologycriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawcriminal behaviorforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice

High Eyewitness Confidence is Always Compelling: That’sa Problem. (2023)

deception detectionresearch ethicsforensic psychologyexperimental social psychologyforensic scienceplausible reasoningphilosophyauthenticityjournalism

A Snitching Enterprise: The Role of Evidence and Incentives on Providing False Secondary Confessions. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2022)

Baylee D. JenkinsAlexis M. Le GrandStacy A. WetmoreJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingAnne Lippert

penologypolice psychologydeception detectioncriminologysnitching enterprisefalse secondary confessionsmoral psychologycriminal behaviorcorrectional practicebehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologyjournalism

‘the Witness is Lying!’: The Impact of a Defendant Countering a Jailhouse Informant’s Testimony. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

Stacy A. WetmoreJonathan M. GoldingAllison L. TuckerJeffrey S. Neuschatz

police psychologypsychoanalysiscriminologycriminal lawapplied psychologydeception detectionvictimologyjailhouse informantjurisprudencelawpersuasioncorrectional practicecriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice

Testing the Forensic Confirmation Bias: How Jailhouse Informants Violate Evidentiary Independence. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2021)

Baylee D. JenkinsAlexis M. Le GrandJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingStacy A. WetmoreJodi L. Price

penologypolice psychologydeception detectioncriminologydisinformation detectionforensic confirmation biascriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justicejournalism

The Sobering Effects of Jailhouse Informant Testimony on Perceptions of an Intoxicated Rape Victim. Basic and Applied Social Psychology (2021)

Alexis M. Le GrandBaylee D. JenkinsJonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. NeuschatzAndrea M. PalsStacy A. Wetmore

applied social psychologyvictimologypolice psychologycriminologysobering effectscorrectional practiceapplied psychologyintoxicated rape victimcounseling psychologybehavioral sciencesforensic psychologysocial psychologycriminal behaviorcommunity psychologyexperimental social psychologysocial behaviorhuman behaviorsocial cognitionsocial sciencespsychologyjailhouse informant testimony

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Stacy Wetmore

Associate Professor

Butler University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Psychology

Stacy Wetmore is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Butler University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Stacy Wetmore

Butler University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Symbol of Purity or Pedophilia? Legal Perceptions of Priest-Perpetrated Child Sexual Assault. Psychology Crime and Law (2025)

Law, Research, and Recommendations Regarding Jailhouse Informant Witnesses. (2025)

criminal lawincident investigationcriminologylawforensic psychologyforensic sciencecriminal justicecriminal justice process

The Influence of Female Victim Sexual Orientation on Legal Decision-Making in a Rape-Case. (2025)

: Criminal Accomplice Level of Involvement and the Influence on Jury Decision-Making. (2024)

The Cloak of Innocence: Perception of Attire in the Courtroom. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2024)

Kylene L. StreetSayword KaiserGrace L. KurbanStacy A. WetmoreKyle P. RawnJonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. Neuschatz

police psychologycriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawcriminal behaviorforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justice

High Eyewitness Confidence is Always Compelling: That’sa Problem. (2023)

deception detectionresearch ethicsforensic psychologyexperimental social psychologyforensic scienceplausible reasoningphilosophyauthenticityjournalism

A Snitching Enterprise: The Role of Evidence and Incentives on Providing False Secondary Confessions. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2022)

Baylee D. JenkinsAlexis M. Le GrandStacy A. WetmoreJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingAnne Lippert

‘the Witness is Lying!’: The Impact of a Defendant Countering a Jailhouse Informant’s Testimony. Psychology Crime and Law (2022)

Stacy A. WetmoreJonathan M. GoldingAllison L. TuckerJeffrey S. Neuschatz

Testing the Forensic Confirmation Bias: How Jailhouse Informants Violate Evidentiary Independence. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology (2021)

Baylee D. JenkinsAlexis M. Le GrandJeffrey S. NeuschatzJonathan M. GoldingStacy A. WetmoreJodi L. Price

penologypolice psychologydeception detectioncriminologydisinformation detectionforensic confirmation biascriminal behaviorbehavioral sciencesforensic psychologypsychologycriminal justicejournalism

The Sobering Effects of Jailhouse Informant Testimony on Perceptions of an Intoxicated Rape Victim. Basic and Applied Social Psychology (2021)

Alexis M. Le GrandBaylee D. JenkinsJonathan M. GoldingJeffrey S. NeuschatzAndrea M. PalsStacy A. Wetmore

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