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Steven Penrod

Distinguished Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

Steven Penrod is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Distinguished Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

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CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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law psychology jurisprudence forensic psychology criminal justice procedural justice behavioral sciences criminal law criminal justice process cognitive science incident investigation experimental psychology bias forensic science psychological science human behavior pretrial publicity psychological methods human decision process applied cognitive psychology forensic psychiatry criminal justice system public law legal compliance experimental criminology research ethics experimental social psychology deception detection case law jury decision making decision science transitional justice memory studies legal process punishment behavioral research penology human memory applied psychology cognitive psychology risk communication expert testimony pretrial publicity effects behavioral decision making facial recognition system legal theory implicit memory online experiments forensic identification juror decision making web-based research methodological variables facial plastic surgery meta-analysis personality psychology human exposure plausible reasoning research misconduct field experiments fact checking criminal behavior police psychology decision analysis digital evidence scientific misconduct experimental decision making sociology of law juror sensitivity eyewitness identification external validity eyewitness identification research computer simulation attorney general expert psychological testimony henderson instructions ecological validity eyewitness evidence

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Artificial Intelligence–Based Investigation of Filler Selection Strategies.. Law and Human Behavior (2026)

artificial intelligencefiller selection strategiesapplied artificial intelligenceintelligent computingcomputational intelligence

Fast, Sure, and Right? Response Time and Confidence as Predictors of Accuracy Across Filler Selection Strategies and Culprit–Innocent Suspect Similarity. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2026)

statistical hypothesis testbiostatisticshuman decision processbias detectionexperimental psychologycandidate selectionculprit–innocent suspect similarityselection biascognitive bias mitigationbiasresponse timeforensic sciencemodel selectionhuman performancestatistics

How to Measure Lineup Fairness: Concurrent and Predictive Validity of Lineup-Fairness Measures. Psychology Crime and Law (2024)

human decision processdecision sciencemanagement decisionsalgorithmic biasmanagementperformance evaluationbiaslineup fairnesspredictive validitylineup-fairness measuresfairnessalgorithmic fairnessperformance studiessocial choicestatistics

Three‐Level Meta‐Analysis of the Other‐Race Bias in Facial Identification. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2022)

Jungwon LeeSteven D. Penrod

facial expression recognitionfacial identificationracial discriminationunconscious biasselection biasmeta-analysisbiascognitive neuroscienceapplied psychologyother-race biasafrican american studiesthree-level meta-analysisapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologyimage analysispsychologycognition

Validity of Mock-Witness Measures for Assessing Lineup Fairness. Psychology Crime and Law (2021)

performance evaluationbiasprocedural justiceexperimental social psychologymock-witness measuresfairnessjudgement aggregationperformance studiesgroup process

Eyewitnesses in the Courtroom: A Jury-Level Experimental Examination of the Impact of the Henderson Instructions. Journal of Experimental Criminology (2020)

experimental criminologylawforensic psychologycriminal justicecase lawjury-level experimental examinationhenderson instructionsprocedural justicejurisprudenceincident investigationcriminal lawforensic sciencejournalismcriminal justice process

Improving Juror Sensitivity to Specific Eyewitness Factors: Judicial Instructions Fail the Test. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2020)

juror sensitivityexperimental psychologylawforensic psychologycriminal justicecriminal justice systemspecific eyewitness factorsjudicial instructionsprocedural justicecriminal lawforensic scienceincident investigationpsychologycriminal justice process

Punitiveness Toward Defendants Accused of Same-Race Crimes Revisited: Replication in a Different Culture. THE KOREAN JOURNAL OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY (2020)

lawracial discriminationculturecriminal justicecriminal justice processsame-race crimesdifferent culturecriminologyafrican american studiescriminal lawvictimologypunitiveness toward defendantstheoretical criminologycritical race theoryrace

A Third Party’s Judgment in Same-Race and Cross-Race Crimes. Race and Social Problems (2019)

lawcross-race crimesracial discriminationcriminal justicecriminal justice systemcriminologyafrican american studies

New Signal Detection Theory-Based Framework for Eyewitness Performance in Lineups.. Law and Human Behavior (2019)

Jungwon LeeSteven D Penrod

human behaviorlaweyewitness performancebehavioral sciencessignal detection

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Steven Penrod

Distinguished Professor

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Affiliations

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

National Network for Safe Communities

Research & Evaluation Center

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Department Of Psychology

Research & Evaluation Center

Psychology

Steven Penrod is currently serving as a Cuny--John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Distinguished Professor at Cuny--John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven Penrod

CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Artificial Intelligence–Based Investigation of Filler Selection Strategies.. Law and Human Behavior (2026)

artificial intelligencefiller selection strategiesapplied artificial intelligenceintelligent computingcomputational intelligence

Fast, Sure, and Right? Response Time and Confidence as Predictors of Accuracy Across Filler Selection Strategies and Culprit–Innocent Suspect Similarity. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2026)

How to Measure Lineup Fairness: Concurrent and Predictive Validity of Lineup-Fairness Measures. Psychology Crime and Law (2024)

Three‐Level Meta‐Analysis of the Other‐Race Bias in Facial Identification. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2022)

Jungwon LeeSteven D. Penrod

Validity of Mock-Witness Measures for Assessing Lineup Fairness. Psychology Crime and Law (2021)

performance evaluationbiasprocedural justiceexperimental social psychologymock-witness measuresfairnessjudgement aggregationperformance studiesgroup process

Eyewitnesses in the Courtroom: A Jury-Level Experimental Examination of the Impact of the Henderson Instructions. Journal of Experimental Criminology (2020)

Improving Juror Sensitivity to Specific Eyewitness Factors: Judicial Instructions Fail the Test. Psychiatry Psychology and Law (2020)

Punitiveness Toward Defendants Accused of Same-Race Crimes Revisited: Replication in a Different Culture. THE KOREAN JOURNAL OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY (2020)

A Third Party’s Judgment in Same-Race and Cross-Race Crimes. Race and Social Problems (2019)

lawcross-race crimesracial discriminationcriminal justicecriminal justice systemcriminologyafrican american studies

New Signal Detection Theory-Based Framework for Eyewitness Performance in Lineups.. Law and Human Behavior (2019)

Jungwon LeeSteven D Penrod

human behaviorlaweyewitness performancebehavioral sciencessignal detection

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