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Social workers' and police officers' perception of victim credibility: Perspective-Taking and the impact of extra-Evidential factors

Marianne R. Mulder Free University, Amsterdam
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Frans Willem Winiel Free University, Amsterdam
Pages 307-319 | Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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Kathryn Rowsell & Melissa F. Colloff. (2022) Are sad children more believable? A systematic review of the relationship between emotional demeanour of child victims and juror credibility judgements. Psychology, Crime & Law 28:10, pages 943-966.
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Hannah Rogers, Simone Fox & Jane Herlihy. (2015) The importance of looking credible: the impact of the behavioural sequelae of post-traumatic stress disorder on the credibility of asylum seekers. Psychology, Crime & Law 21:2, pages 139-155.
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Kim M. E. Lens, Janne van Doorn, Antony Pemberton & Stefan Bogaerts. (2014) You shouldn't feel that way! Extending the emotional victim effect through the mediating role of expectancy violation. Psychology, Crime & Law 20:4, pages 326-338.
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Kim M. E. Lens, Janne van Doorn, Antony Pemberton, Esmah Lahlah & Stefan Bogaerts. (2016) One rule for the goose, one for the gander? Wrongfulness and harmfulness in determining reactions to offenders and victims of crime. European Journal of Criminology 14:2, pages 183-199.
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Lavinia McLean & Mark D. Griffiths. 2017. Violence and Society. Violence and Society 704 722 .
Kim ME Lens, Janne van Doorn, Esmah Lahlah, Antony Pemberton & Stefan Bogaerts. (2015) Observers’ reactions to victim impact statements. International Review of Victimology 22:1, pages 45-53.
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Lavinia McLean & Mark D. Griffiths. (2013) Violent Video Games and Attitudes Towards Victims of Crime. International Journal of Cyber Behavior, Psychology and Learning 3:3, pages 1-16.
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Louisa Hackett, Andrew Day & Philip Mohr. (2008) Expectancy violation and perceptions of rape victim credibility. Legal and Criminological Psychology 13:2, pages 323-334.
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Jan Jordan. (2016) Beyond Belief?. Criminal Justice 4:1, pages 29-59.
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Frans Willem Winkel. (1999) A Frustration/Negative Cue Model of Unfavorable Police Treatment of Black Citizens. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry 22:3-4, pages 273-286.
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