Six scholars w/ slightly diff perspectives on eyewitness identification evidence still found much to agree on & highlight suggestions for future research. "Eyewitness suspect identification: six claims regarding the state of the science" www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... @warwickpsych.bsky.social

New issue in Memory. And with our first Contemporary Discussion article in which eyewitness identification researchers reached consensus on several important topics related to suspect identification www.tandfonline.com/toc/pmem20/c...

Excited to share that our article "Indonesian Forensic Practitioners’ Reported Use of Strategies to Reverse Parental Suggestions" was just published open-access in 'Psychology, Crime and Law' (doi.org/10.1080/1068...) :) (1/4) @henryotgaar.bsky.social

#ZPLS is happening this Thursday - and I am very excited to be part of the round table discussion this year 🤩 Together with @lewan.bsky.social and @frederictomas.bsky.social we will discuss "Counteracting Misinformation - can it be done, and how?". Moderation by @henryotgaar.bsky.social ✨

In the last talk "Misinformation as a Consumer Policy Issue" of our #ZPLS speaker round, Michael Geers, assistant professor at University College Dublin, looks at misinformation from a digital marketing perspective! We're very curious 😎

🎙️We’re thrilled to introduce our #ZPLS Keynote Speaker: @sachaltay.bsky.social! Join us as he presents “Rethinking the Problem of Misinformation” — a fresh perspective at the intersection of Psychology and Law, on May 22nd‼️registration: celleuven.wixsite.com/home/zpls/z-...

Spots are limited - sign up while you can 😉 via: celleuven.wixsite.com/home/event-d... We are very excited to start introducing our speakers soon! ... and you might also see me discuss possible ways to counter misinformation during the round table 🌚 (2/2)

🗓️ May 22nd, 3pm CEST! Ready for another edition of hashtag#ZPLS? This one is all about "Misinformation: Forms, Scope, & Prevention" 🧠 We are very excited to share the program and registration link below! As always, ZPLS7 is completely free ✨ (1/2)

Some new work from @CELL_kuum on how mood and valence can affect the creation of implanted false memories: link.springer.com/article/10.3...

Why do some people recover and retract memories of abuse? This scoping review tried to find an answer to this issue: www.frontiersin.org/journals/psy... @CELL_kuum @IvanMangiulli

New cohort of Forensic Psychology MSc students. Thrilled to see such an international classroom! Jamaica, India, Mauritius, Czech Republic, South Africa, Germany, Ireland, Belgium, Italy and more🙏 @henryotgaar.bsky.social @maastrichtu.bsky.social

Just published (in Dutch): Elder abuse in the Netherlands: A grey area. With our aging population and dwindling funding for care for the elderly, our research group started a 4-yr research project. This is the first review paper (DM your email if want a copy). ouderenpsychologie.eu/2024/12/05/o...

In 2023 @gillian-murphy.bsky.social et al replicated the "lost in the shopping mall" false memory study. A robust replication that increased the original N fivefold.Critics say only 4% of Ss actually developed false memories. Even if that were true, 4% matters onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...