Contaminated Confessions: How Source and Consistency of Confession Details Influence Memory and Attributions
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jarmac.2018.08.005
Abstract: Via “contamination,” false confessions usually contain accurate and nonpublic details, and details that are inconsistent with the case facts ( Garrett, 2010 ). In two studies (N1 = 476; N2 = 364), we replicated previous findings that inconsistent confessions… read more here.
Keywords: influence; memory; consistency; source ... See more keywords
Children's confession- and lying-related emotion expectancies: Developmental differences and connections to parent-reported confession behavior.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jecp.2016.12.002
Abstract: Young children understand that lying is wrong, yet little is known about the emotions children connect to the acts of lying and confessing and how children's emotion expectancies relate to real-world behavior. In the current… read more here.
Keywords: confession; children expected; emotion expectancies; confession behavior ... See more keywords
Confession, psychology and the shaping of subjectivity through interviews with victims of female-perpetrated sexual violence
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DOI: 10.1057/s41286-021-00117-0
Abstract: Female-perpetrated sexual abuse (FSA) is often seen as rare and of little consequence. Confessing to being a victim of FSA is infrequent and often met with incredulity. Identifying as such a victim is thus often… read more here.
Keywords: violence; female perpetrated; perpetrated sexual; confession ... See more keywords
Avowing as healing in qualitative inquiry: exceeding constructions of normative inquiry and confession in research with undocumented youth
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DOI: 10.1080/09518398.2021.1930256
Abstract: Abstract This article problematizes the role of the interview as a methodological strategy that loses its easy replication when employed in studies with undocumented youth. We raise questions about the contingencies of conducting qualitative interviews… read more here.
Keywords: avowing healing; healing qualitative; research; interview ... See more keywords
The run of ourselves: Shame, guilt and confession in post-Celtic Tiger Irish media
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DOI: 10.1177/1367877916646470
Abstract: This article examines the emergence of the themes of shame and guilt in Irish print and broadcast media in the wake of Ireland’s 2008 economic collapse. It considers how the potential search for explanation of… read more here.
Keywords: run shame; guilt confession; confession; shame guilt ... See more keywords
Diabetes: A History of Race and Disease by Arleen Marcia Tuchman (review)
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DOI: 10.1353/bhm.2022.0037
Abstract: The sacrament of penance as crisis or moment of danger is treated brilliantly in chapters five and six. Here, Archambeau breaks down the three elements or requirements involved in the sacrament, as well as the… read more here.
Keywords: history; penance; crisis; disease ... See more keywords