PMID: 3745469Jul 1, 1986Paper

Forensic psychology: an empirical review of experimental research

Journal of Clinical Psychology
L R Moore, P E Finn

Abstract

The present paper evaluated the first 11 years of experimental research (1973-1983) publications, with a focus on forensic psychology, that were cited in Psychological Abstracts. Articles were reviewed for type of methodology and statistical analyses employed as well as the relationship between the number of empirical and nonempirical articles. Trends in publications are presented, and the type of empirical research is evaluated. Results indicate: a paucity of experimental research; a significant difference between empirical and nonempirical publications; and a transition--albeit based on a limited number of research publications--from descriptive to correlational and experimental research over time.

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Jul 5, 2003·Psychological Reports·Chris Piotrowski, Bob Perdue

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