Stephen J Ross

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Stephen J Ross

Stephen J Ross is affiliated with the following schools: University of Texas at El Paso, Roger Williams University, Ball State University, Florida International University, University of Washington Tacoma

Stephen J Ross's Published Works

Exploring Liars' Strategies for Creating Deceptive Reports
Perceiving artificial social agents
Interviewing witnesses and victims
Do weapons automatically capture attention
Moving Forward: Response to “Studying Eyewitness Investigations in the Field”
The Need for Expert Psychological Testimony on Eyewitness Identification
Evaluating Eyewitness Testimony of Adults
Eyewitness memory and identification
Processing facial similarity: Utilizing denotative and connotative information to understand facial similarity judgments
Improved Methodological Standards for Field Evaluations of Eyewitness Identification Procedures.
The effects of the Appearance Change Instruction on decision criterion and familiarity-based responding: A dual process signal detection theory evaluation
Comparing legal attitudes of Anglo- and Latino-Americans: Confirming the factor structure of the Legal Attitudes Questionnaire
Examining the effects of the Appearance Change Instruction on eyewitness decisions: Does the ACI influence ecphoric similarity?
The influence of lineup construction techniques on structural similarity and lineup fairness.
Confirmatory Factor Analyses of the Legal Attitudes Questionnaire: Assessing Validity within Anglo and Hispanic Samples.
Exploring Liars' Construction Strategies -poster
Eyewitness identification rates in showups as a function of role of presenter
Acknowledgements for refereeing
The effects of lineup construction technique on the structural similarity of lineups.
The importance of context and stimulus sampling in mockwitness tasks: Perceptual similarity may not be enough.
The Effect of Character Evidence on Jurors: A Test of the Kin Selection Hypothesis
Influence of description quality and case attributes on the likelihood of suspect nomination or arrest.
Eyewitness Decision-making: Examining the relative influence of the “appearance change instruction”, unbiased instructions, and sequential presentation on response criterion
Predicting self-efficacy and decisional balance from light smoking and intermittent smoking status, stage of readiness and nicotine dependence
Use of Morphed Faces in Criminal Investigations
Understanding the processes behind the Appearance Change Instruction