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Steven Frenda

California State University, Los Angeles

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California State University, Los Angeles

College of Natural and Social Sciences

Department Of Psychology

NoneSteven Frenda is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

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California State University, Los Angeles

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psychology cognitive science behavioral sciences cognitive psychology psychiatry mental health criminology cognitive neuroscience experimental psychology sleep psychological science narrative false memories sleep deprivation neuropsychology memory applied social psychology experimental social psychology correctional practice juvenile delinquency healthy controls differential psychology applied cognitive psychology applied psychology criminal justice forensic psychology child psychology psychological trauma child abuse sexual abuse social science research french civilization french studies human sciences human memory working memory youth justice offender classification adolescent psychology personality psychology penology sociology of law procedural justice legal theory child psychiatry fake news post-truth disinformation detection misinformation traumatology psychological violence theory building victimisation victimology memory loss applied social science false memory tasks sexual offenders personality traits abstinent opiate addicts witness credibility jury deliberation childhood sexual histories opiate addiction current issues bad theories self-enhancing false memories false memory false confessions

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Race, Witness Credibility, and Jury Deliberation in a Simulated Drug Trafficking Trial.. Law and Human Behavior (2021)

Emily V. ShawMona LynchSofia LagunaSteven J. Frenda

witness credibilityhuman behaviorlawnarrativeforensic psychologypenologycorrectional practicepublic lawsocial sciencesjurisprudencecriminologylegal theoryprocedural justicejury deliberationsociology of lawbehavioral sciencesrace

False Memory Tasks Do Not Reliably Predict Other False Memories.. Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice (2018)

Lawrence PatihisSteven J. FrendaElizabeth F. Loftus

psychological scienceexperimental psychologyfalse memory taskscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychology

Rethinking the Confident Eyewitness: A Reply to Wixted, Mickes, and Fisher. Perspectives on Psychological Science (2018)

Shari R. BerkowitzSteven J. Frenda

psychological scienceexperimental psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychology

Current Issues and Advances in Misinformation Research*. SAGE Publications, Inc. eBooks (2016)

Steven J. FrendaRebecca M. NicholsElizabeth F. Loftus

misinformationdisinformation detectionbiaspost-truthcommunicationcurrent issuesfake news

Feeling Sleepy? You Might Be at Risk of Falsely Confessing to a Crime You Did Not Commit. (2016)

sleeppsychologyforensic sciencepsychiatry

Sleep Deprivation and False Confessions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Steven J. FrendaShari R. BerkowitzElizabeth F. LoftusKimberly M. Fenn

applied social psychologyphilosophy of social sciencesocial science researchsleep deprivationmoral psychologyapplied social sciencesocial psychologysocial sciencessocial behaviorpsychologyfalse confessionsexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciences

Sleep Less, Think Worse: The Effect of Sleep Deprivation on Working Memory.. Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (2016)

Steven J. FrendaKimberly M. Fenn

working memorysleepsleep deprivationapplied psychologypsychologyapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologyneuropsychologybehavioral sciences

Somnolent ? Gare à Ne Pas Avouer Un Crime Que Vous N’avez Pas Commis!. (2016)

french studiesfrenchgare àfrench civilization

Remaking Our Past: Self-Enhancing False Memories. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2014)

Steven J. FrendaElizabeth F. Loftus

self-enhancing false memoriesmemory lossmemoryhistorycognitive sciencepsychology

Sleep and False Memory: Friend or Foe?. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2014)

Kimberly M. FennSteven J. FrendaMaria S. ZaragozaElizabeth F. LoftusShari R. Berkowitz

sleepfalse memorypsychology

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Steven Frenda

California State University, Los Angeles

Affiliations

California State University, Los Angeles

College of Natural and Social Sciences

Department Of Psychology

NoneSteven Frenda is currently serving as a California State University, Los Angeles faculty at California State University, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Steven Frenda

California State University, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Race, Witness Credibility, and Jury Deliberation in a Simulated Drug Trafficking Trial.. Law and Human Behavior (2021)

Emily V. ShawMona LynchSofia LagunaSteven J. Frenda

False Memory Tasks Do Not Reliably Predict Other False Memories.. Psychology of Consciousness Theory Research and Practice (2018)

Lawrence PatihisSteven J. FrendaElizabeth F. Loftus

psychological scienceexperimental psychologyfalse memory taskscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychology

Rethinking the Confident Eyewitness: A Reply to Wixted, Mickes, and Fisher. Perspectives on Psychological Science (2018)

Shari R. BerkowitzSteven J. Frenda

psychological scienceexperimental psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychology

Current Issues and Advances in Misinformation Research*. SAGE Publications, Inc. eBooks (2016)

Steven J. FrendaRebecca M. NicholsElizabeth F. Loftus

misinformationdisinformation detectionbiaspost-truthcommunicationcurrent issuesfake news

Feeling Sleepy? You Might Be at Risk of Falsely Confessing to a Crime You Did Not Commit. (2016)

sleeppsychologyforensic sciencepsychiatry

Sleep Deprivation and False Confessions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2016)

Steven J. FrendaShari R. BerkowitzElizabeth F. LoftusKimberly M. Fenn

Sleep Less, Think Worse: The Effect of Sleep Deprivation on Working Memory.. Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition (2016)

Steven J. FrendaKimberly M. Fenn

working memorysleepsleep deprivationapplied psychologypsychologyapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologyneuropsychologybehavioral sciences

Somnolent ? Gare à Ne Pas Avouer Un Crime Que Vous N’avez Pas Commis!. (2016)

french studiesfrenchgare àfrench civilization

Remaking Our Past: Self-Enhancing False Memories. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2014)

Steven J. FrendaElizabeth F. Loftus

self-enhancing false memoriesmemory lossmemoryhistorycognitive sciencepsychology

Sleep and False Memory: Friend or Foe?. PsycEXTRA Dataset (2014)

Kimberly M. FennSteven J. FrendaMaria S. ZaragozaElizabeth F. LoftusShari R. Berkowitz

sleepfalse memorypsychology

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