Credibility of
Children's Testimony - Suggestibility Research
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Martindale, David A (2001)
On the Importance of Suggestibility
Research in Assessing the Credibility of Children’s Testimony,
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Stephen J Ceci and
Richard D Friedman (2000)
The suggestibility of
children: Scientific research and legal implications;
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Lyon, Thomas D (1999)
The New Wave in Children's Suggestibility
Research: A Critique
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Victoria University
Psychology Research Team
Link to Victoria University of Wellington, School
of Psychology, Research team led by Maryanne Garry
Garry writes: I am interested in how we
can come to believe we saw or did something that we never did, and how we
decide whether our memories are true or false. I have testified in court and
consulted with defence attorneys on the legal implications for these issues
(for instance, the accuracy of eyewitness testimony and "recovered"
memories of childhood sexual abuse).
Selected papers on Garry's site
relevant to the Ellis case include: (Refer to Victoria University site for
others)
Sharman SJ, Manning CG, & Garry M. (2005).
Explain this: explaining childhood events inflates confidence for
those events,
Gerrie MP, Garry M, & Loftus EF. (in press).
False memories.
Strange D, Garry M, & Sutherland R. (2003).
Drawing out children's false memories.
Garry M, Sharman SJ, Wade KA, Hunt MJ, & Smith PJ. (2001).
Imagination inflation is a fact, not an artifact
Garry M, & Polaschek DLL. (2000).
Imagination and memory
Rutgers
University - Memory Repression and Recovery
Robert Reagan (1999)
Scientific Consensus on Memory Repression
and Recovery
Rutgers Law Review
Winter 1999
Child
Interviewing Practice (pdf)
Stephen J Ceci and Maggie Bruck (2000)
Why Judges must insist on
electronically preserved recordings of child interviews
IPT
- Institute for Psychological Therapies
Link to Journal of the IPT - Issues in Child Abuse Accusations. IPT is
a private practice of clinical psychology. IPT's primary work is related to
allegations of child sexual abuse.
Editors Hollida Wakefield and Ralph Underwager
Selected Papers: (refer to
site for others)
Judith Adams (1997)
Interviewing Methods and Hearsay Testimony
in Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Questions of Accuracy
IPT Volume
9.1.4 - 1997
Stephen Danforth (2001)
What Happens When the Prosecutorial
Urge to Create Persuasive Video Evidence Contaminates the Child Interviewing
Process in Cases of Alleged Sexual Abuse
IPT
Volume 11.1.4 - 2001
Felicity Goodyear-Smith (1996)
Victim oriented law reforms:
Advantages and pitfalls
IPT
Volume 8.2.4 - 1996
Robert G Huebner (1997)
The Tide has turned for the falsely
accused of sexual abuse: A Christian perspective
IPT
Volume 9.3.5 - 1997
Susan P Robbins (1998)
The Social and cultural context of
Satanic Ritual Abuse allegations
IPT
Volume 10.8 - 1998
Susan K Sarnoff (1997)
Assessing the costs of false
allegations of child abuse
IPT
Volume 9.3.2 - 1997
Siv Westerburg (1997)
Children as the primary losers when
sexual abuse is falsely alleged: Two Swedish cases
IPT
Volume 9.1.5 - 1997
False Allegations
Hall, Richard; Hall, Ryan (2001)
False Allegations: The role of the
forensic psychiatrist
Journal of
Psyciatric Practice, September 2001, p343-346
Future Links………
The "Peter Ellis Syndrome" -
Papers on the effect on teachers of concerns about the possibility of
false sexual abuse allegations
Jones, Alison (2003)
Primary teacher trainees: identity
formation in an age of anxiety,
Jones, Alison (2003)
The monster in the room:
safety, pleasure and early childhood education,
Jones, Alison (2004)
Risk Anxiety, Policy, and the Spectre
of Sexual Abuse in Early Childhood Education.
McMillan, K; Worth H; Jones A
The anxiety of risk
awareness: teacher's talk about touching children
Satanic Ritual Abuse Hysteria in New Zealand
Hill, Professor Michael
(1998),
Satan's Excellent Adventure in the Antipodes,
(Currently located in 1998 News
Reports)
Parr, Arnold and Stockton, Alison (1998)
Moral Panic or Claims
making
An analysis of the Christchurch Creche case
University of Canterbury, Department of Sociology
(New Oct 2008)
The NZ Sexual Abuse Industry
Laidlaw,T; Goodyear-Smith,F; Gorman,D
(2000)
Sexual abuse counselling:
what is the rationale?;
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