Most Recent Additions*
116. Automated Question Type Coding of Forensic Interviews and Trial Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases
Zsofia A. Szojka, Suvimal Yashraj, and Thomas D. Lyon
115. Urgent issues and prospects on investigative interviews with children and adolescents.
Victoria A. Talwar, Angela M. Crossman, Stephanie Block, Sonja Brubacher, Rachel Elizabeth Dianiska, Ann Karen Espinosa Becerra, Gail S. Goodman, Mary Lyn Huffman, Michael E. Lamb, Kamala London, David La Rooy, Thomas D. Lyon, Linda Malloy, Lauren Maltby, Van P. Nguyen Greco, Martine B. Powell, Jodi A. Quas, Corey J. Rood, Sydney Spyksma, Linda C. Steele, Zsofia A. Szojka, Yuerui Wu, and Breanne E. Wylie
114. Beyond 50%: Providing contextual and coaching information substantially improves adults’ ability to detect children’s lies.
Alison M. O’Connor, Thomas D. Lyon, Georgia Ellery, and Angela D. Evans
113. The comparative productivity of the birthday narrative in 6- to 11-year-old maltreated children. Child Maltreatment.
Hayden M. Henderson, Breanne E. Wylie, and Thomas D. Lyon
112. Using Rapport Building to Improve Information Yield When Interviewing Adolescents: A Systematic Review and Call for Research
Rachel Elizabeth Dianiska, Jodi A. Quas, and Thomas D. Lyon
111. Forensic interviewers’ difficulty with the birthday narrative
Breanne E. Wylie, Hayden M. Henderson, Georgia M. Lundon, and Thomas D. Lyon
110. Adults’ interpretation of invitations using the word “time"
Breanne E. Wylie, Ella P. Merriwether, Alma P. Olaguez, Miriam Lieber, J. Zoe Klemfuss, Thomas D. Lyon, and Kelly McWilliams
109. The Utility of Direct Questions About Actions with the Hands in Child Forensic Interviews
Owen W. Friend, Agnieszka M. Nogalska, and Thomas D. Lyon
108. Building Rapport in Interviews with Adolescent Trafficking Victims
Rachel Elizabeth Dianiska, Emma Simpson, Sarah Kim, Thomas D. Lyon, and Jodi A. Quas
107. Children’s elaborated responses to yes-no questions in forensic interviews about sexual abuse
Zsofia Szojka and Thomas D. Lyon
106. The initial medical assessment of possible child sexual abuse: History, history, history
Howard Dubowitz, Martin A. Finkel, Susan Feigelman, and Thomas D. Lyon
105. Appellate review of child sexual abuse convictions: The importance of character evidence
Suzanne St. George, Hayden Henderson, Michaela Flippin, Stacia N. Stolzenberg, and Thomas D. Lyon
14. Child maltreatment, the law, and two types of error.
Thomas D. Lyon
104. Successful criminal prosecutions of sex trafficking and sexual abuse of minors: A comparative analysis.
Jodi A. Quas, Shreya Mukhopadhyay, Kaitlin M. H. Winks, Thomas D. Lyon, and Rachel Elizabeth Dianiska
103. Child witnesses productively respond to “How” questions about evaluations but struggle with other “How” questions.
Hayden Henderson, Colleen E. Sullivan, Breanne E. Wylie, Stacia N. Stolzenberg, Angela D. Evans, and Thomas D. Lyon
11. Peer review guide.pdf
Cara D. Burditt, Jordan E. Sargent, and Thomas D. Lyon
102. Attorneys’ questions and children’s responses referring to the nature of sexual touch in child sexual abuse trials.
Zsofia A. Szojka, Nika Moussavi, Cara Burditt, and Thomas D. Lyon
*Updated as of 12/21/24.
