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Modeling the role of social-cognitive processes in the recognition of own- and other-race faces (with Kyle J. Susa and Hendrik de Heer), Social Cognition (2010)

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Perceptual identification and the cross-race effect (with Jessica L. Marcon, Michael Frueh, Kyle J. Susa, and Otto H. MacLin), Visual Cognition (2010)

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Assessing the influence of recollection and familiarity in memory for own- vs. other-race faces (with Jessica L. Marcon and Kyle J. Susa), Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (2009)

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Cross-racial lineup identification: The potential benefits of context reinstatement (with Jacqueline R. Evans and Jessica L. Marcon), Psychology, Crime, & Law (2009)

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Cross-race effect in eyewitness identification (with Jessica L. Marcon and Roy S. Malpass), Encyclopedia of Psychology & Law (2008)

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Examining the cross-race effect in lineup identification using Caucasian and First Nations samples (with Luke B. Jackiw, Katherine D. Arbuthnott, Jeffrey E. Pfeifer, and Jessica L. Marcon), Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science (2008)

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Recognising faces across continents: The effect of within-race variations on the own-race bias in face recognition (with Patrick M. Chiroro, Colin G. Tredoux, and Stephano Radaelli), Psychonomic Bulletin & Review (2008)

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The influence of race on eyewitness memory (with John C. Brigham, L Brooke Bennett, and Tara L. Mitchell), In R. Lindsay, D. Ross, J. Read, & M. Toglia, (Eds), Handbook of Eyewitness Psychology: Memory for People (pp. 257-281). Lawrence Erlbaum & Associates. (2007)

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Recognition of faces of ingroup and outgroup children and adults (with Barry Corenblum), Journal of Experimental Child Psychology (2006)

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Memory for own- and other-race faces: A dual-process approach (with John C. Brigham and David A. Butz), Applied Cognitive Psychology (2005)

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Thirty years of investigating the own-race bias in memory for faces: A meta-analytic review (with John C. Brigham), Psychology, Public Policy, & Law (2001)

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Social and cognitive factors affecting the own-race bias in Whites (with Ashlyn E. Slone and John C. Brigham), Basic & Applied Social Psychology (2000)

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Can intuition improve deception detection performance? (with Justin S. Albrechtsen and Kyle J. Susa), Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2009)

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“I’d know a false confession if I saw one”: A comparative study of college students and police investigators (with Saul M. Kassin and Rebecca J. Norwick), Law & Human Behavior (2005)

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You’re guilty, so just confess!: Cognitive and behavioral confirmation biases in the interrogation room (with Saul M. Kassin), In D. Lassiter’s (Ed.), Interrogations, confessions, and entrapment. (pp. 85-106). Kluwer Academic / Plenum Press (2004)

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He’s guilty!: Investigator bias in judgments of truth and deception (with Saul M. Kassin), Law & Human Behavior (2002)

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Accuracy of eyewitness descriptions (with Kyle J. Susa), Encyclopedia of Psychology & Law (2008)

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A theoretical and meta-analytic review of the relationship between verbal descriptions and identification accuracy in memory for faces (with Siegfried L. Sporer and Kyle J. Susa), European Journal of Cognitive Psychology (2008)

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Person descriptions as eyewitness evidence (with Siegfried L. Sporer and Jonathan W. Schooler), In R. Lindsay, D. Ross, J. Read, & M. Toglia, (Eds), Handbook of Eyewitness Psychology: Memory for People (pp. 3-34). Lawrence Erlbaum & Associates. (2007)

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Applied aspects of the instructional bias effect in verbal overshadowing, Applied Cognitive Psychology (2002)

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Verbal overshadowing: A special issue exploring theoretical and applied issues (with Amina Memon), Applied Cognitive Psychology (2002)

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A meta-analysis of the verbal overshadowing effect in face identification (with John C. Brigham), Applied Cognitive Psychology (2001)

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The influence of retrieval processes in verbal overshadowing (with John C. Brigham and Colleen M. Kelley), Memory & Cognition (2001)

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The need for expert psychological testimony on eyewitness identification (with Roy S. Malpass, Stephen J. Ross, and Jessica L. Marcon), Expert testimony on the psychology of eyewitness identification (2009)

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A “middle road” approach to bridging the basic-applied divide in eyewitness identification research (with Sean M. Lane), Applied Cognitive Psychology (2008)

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Basic and applied issues in eyewitness research: A Münsterberg centennial retrospective (with Brian H. Bornstein) (2008)

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Training of eyewitnesses (with Roy S. Malpass and Kyle J. Susa), Encyclopedia of Psychology & Law (2008)

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The phenomenology of carryover effects between showup and lineup identification (with Ryann M. Haw and Jason J. Dickinson), Memory (2007)

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Eyewitness decisions in simultaneous and sequential lineups: A dual-process signal detection theory analysis (with Colin G. Tredoux, Janat F. Parker, and Otto H. MacLin), Memory & Cognition (2005)

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Eyewitness memory and identification (with Roy S. Malpass, Laura A. Zimmerman, Stephen J. Ross, Mary E. Rigoni, Lisa D. Topp, Nicole Pruss, Colin G. Tredoux, and Jessica M. Leyva), The San Antonio Defender (2005)

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PC_Eyewitness: A computerized framework for the administration and practical application of research in eyewitness psychology (with Otto H. MacLin and Laura A. Zimmerman), Behavior Research Methods (2005)

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Eyewitness identification (with Colin G. Tredoux, Roy S. Malpass, and Laura A. Zimmerman), In C. Spielberger’s (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Applied Psychology (pp. 875-887). San Diego, CA: Academic Press. (2004)

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Disputed eyewitness identification evidence: Important legal and scientific issues (with John C. Brigham and Adina W. Wasserman), Court Review (1999)

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Applied issues in the construction and expert assessment of photo lineups (with John C. Brigham and Adina W. Wasserman), Applied Cognitive Psychology (1999)

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Criminal versus HUMINT interrogations: The importance of psychological science to improving interrogative practice. (with Jacqueline R. Evans, Susan E. Brandon, Melissa B. Russano, and Steven M. Kleinman), Journal of Psychiatry & Law (2010)

Interrogations and confessions: Current research, practice, and policy recommendations (with G Daniel Lassiter) (2010)

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The importance of a laboratory science for improving the diagnostic value of confession evidence (with Melissa B. Russano and Fadia M. Narchet), Interrogations and confessions: Current research, practice, and policy recommendations (2010)

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False confessions (with Allyson J. Horgan and Justin S. Albrechtsen), Applied criminal psychology: A guide to forensic behavioral sciences (2009)

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Interrogations and confessions: A conference long overdue (with G Daniel Lassiter, Lezlee J. Ware, Jessica L. Marcon, and Kim D. Lassiter), Interrogations & confessions: Reserach, practice, & policy (2009)

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Techniques and controversies in the interrogation of suspects: The artful practice versus the scientific study (with Allison D. Redlich), Psychological science in the courtroom: Controversies and consensus. Guilford Press (2009)

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Interrogation and torture (with Justin S. Albrechtsen), 2007 Yearbook of Science & Technology (2007)

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Police interviewing and interrogation: A self-report survey of police practices and beliefs (with Saul M. Kassin, Richard A. Leo, Kimberly D. Richman, Lori H. Colwell, Amy-May Leach, and Dana La Fon), Law & Human Behavior (2007)

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Investigating true and false confessions within a novel experimental paradigm (with Melissa B. Russano, Fadia M. Narchet, and Saul M. Kassin), Psychological Science (2005)

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The psychology of interrogations and false confessions: Research and recommendations (with Melissa B. Russano), Canadian Journal of Police & Security Services (2003)

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The effects of accomplice witnesses and jailhouse informants on jury decision making (with Jeffrey S. Neuschatz, Deah S. Lawson, Jessica K. Swanner, and Joseph S. Neuschatz), Law & Human Behavior (2008)

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Racial bias in juror decision-making: A meta-analytic review of defendant treatment (with Tara L. Mitchell, Ryann M. Haw, and Jeffrey E. Pfeifer), Law & Human Behavior (2005)

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Jury nullification: The influence of judicial instruction on the relationship between attitudes and juridic decision-making (with John C. Brigham and Jeffrey E. Pfeifer), Basic & Applied Social Psychology (2003)

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Event memory and misinformation effects in a gorilla (with Bennett L. Schwartz, Megan Hoffman, Sian Evans, and Leslie D. Frazier), Animal Cognition (2004)

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Towards a model of false recall: Experimental manipulation of encoding context and the collection of verbal reports (with Kerri A. Goodwin and K. Anders Ericsson), Memory & Cognition (2001)

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Special issue on forensic science (Part 1) (with Kenneth G. Furton), Canadian Journal of Police & Security Services (2005)

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Special issue on forensic science (Part 2) (with Kenneth G. Furton), Canadian Journal of Police & Security Services (2005)