A cornerstone of forensic assessments involves the assessment of response styles,
including feigning and malingering. As a forensic relevant instrument (FRI), the Minnesota …

Historically, researchers have searched extensively for biological explanations regarding
causes of psychopathy and its theorized developmental precursor, callous-unemotional (CU) …

Accurate interpretations of psychological assessments rely heavily on forthright reporting.
However, researchers and practitioners recognize that examinees can easily invalidate their …

Each year, thousands of juveniles in custody waive their Miranda rights and promptly provide
self-incriminations without the benefit of counsel. Defense attorneys and other members of …

Most juvenile arrestees in custodial settings waive their Miranda rights almost immediately,
and many then provide incriminating statements, if not outright confessions. Forensic …

Forensic assessments must always consider whether examinees are putting forth genuine
effort or seeking to feign legally relevant incapacities. Miranda abilities are no exception when …

Forensic studies have almost entirely neglected research on adolescent offenders and their
abilities to engage in malingering and other forms of deception. The present research …

In the wake of countless police dramas, commonly held misperceptions endure that the
American public knows both Miranda warnings and concomitant rights. Past research has tested …

The Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI; Morey 1991 , 2007 ) was designed to evaluate
patterns of psychopathology utilizing validity, clinical, treatment, and interpersonal scales. Its …

Recognized for nearly four decades, most juvenile suspects waive their Miranda rights and
almost immediately provide self-incriminating evidence. Miranda-specific measures were …