Mitchell L. Eisen

NeurosciencePsychologySocial Sciences

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Driven by 4 papers. Top paper: “Misidentifying an innocent suspect can alter witness recollections of the perpetrator’s face”.

Misidentifying an innocent suspect can alter witness recollections of the perpetrator’s face

Psychology Crime and Law(2022)10.1080/1068316x.2022.2032055

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1 citations

Jennifer M. Jones, Rebecca C. Ying, T’awna Q. Williams, Lauren J Ristrom, Mitchell L. Eisen

Variations in the encoding conditions can affect eyewitnesses' vulnerability to suggestive influence

Applied Cognitive Psychology(2022)10.1002/acp.4000

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T’awna Q. Williams, Jennifer Jones, Rebecca C. Ying, Mitchell L. Eisen

The biasing nature of gang evidence: inducing memory errors for evidence of past criminal behavior

Psychology Crime and Law(2024)10.1080/1068316x.2024.2356790

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Alma P. Olaguez, Rebecca C. Ying, Gabriela Christina Cedre, M. Katie Cunius, Aundia Dianat +2 more

Testing a new procedure to administer lineups to witnesses in the field to eliminate law enforcement’s reliance on the use of highly suggestive showups.

Psychology Public Policy and Law(2025)10.1037/law0000473

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Rebecca C. Ying, Karina Olmos, Jayla Edwards, Mira Arbonies, Jordan Jeramiah +1 more