I am a 50th Anniversary Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Lancaster University in the area of Investigative Expertise. I am also a member of CREST and Security Lancaster.
I received my PhD from Memorial University as a member of the Psychology and Law lab.
My research interests include safeguarding legal rights for adults and youth and enhancing police investigative interviewing practices. Specifically, my research works toward (1) developing a theoretical model of the cognitive and language factors that moderate and mediate individual's comprehension of complex information (i.e., legal rights), and (2) developing a theoretical model of the cognitive and social factors that moderate and mediate information provision in investigative interviews.
I received my PhD from Memorial University as a member of the Psychology and Law lab.
My research interests include safeguarding legal rights for adults and youth and enhancing police investigative interviewing practices. Specifically, my research works toward (1) developing a theoretical model of the cognitive and language factors that moderate and mediate individual's comprehension of complex information (i.e., legal rights), and (2) developing a theoretical model of the cognitive and social factors that moderate and mediate information provision in investigative interviews.
