Emily Hurren

How do sex offenders think the police should interview to elicit confessions from sex offenders?

Mark R. Kebbell, Laurence Alison, Emily Hurren et al. · Psychology Crime and Law · 2010 · 65 citations · Full text

Forensic Psychology, Criminal Law, Research Ethics +17

Sex offenders’ perceptions of the effectiveness and fairness of humanity, dominance, and displaying an understanding of cognitive distortions in police interviews: A vignette study

Mark R. Kebbell, Laurence Alison, Emily Hurren · Psychology Crime and Law · 2008 · 34 citations · Full text

Transitions and turning points revisited: A replication to explore child maltreatment and youth offending links within and across Australian cohorts

Emily Hurren, Anna Stewart, Susan Dennison · Child Abuse & Neglect · 2017 · 30 citations

Australian Cohorts, Child Maltreatment, Juvenile Delinquency +13

Mock‐suspects' decisions to confess: the accuracy of eyewitness evidence is critical

Mark R. Kebbell, Emily Hurren, Shannon C. Roberts · Applied Cognitive Psychology · 2006 · 29 citations

Forensic Psychology, Eyewitness Evidence, Law +16

New Methods to Address Old Challenges: The Use of Administrative Data for Longitudinal Replication Studies of Child Maltreatment

Emily Hurren, Anna Stewart, Susan Dennison · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health · 2017 · 25 citations · Full text

Education, Trauma In Child, Pediatric Trauma +17