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Recent Publications: Moore, T. E., & Green, M. (2004). Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): A need for closer examination by the criminal justice system . ( doc ) / ( pdf ) Criminal Reports, Vol 19, Part 1, 19 C. R. (6th) 99-108. Moore, T. E. (1996). Scientific Consensus and Expert Testimony: Lessons from the Judas Priest Trial. Skeptical Inquirer , 20, No. 6, 32-38. Reprinted in the American Psychology-Law Society Newsletter, 17(1), 1997. http://www.csicop.org/si/9611/judas_priest.html Moore, T. E., & Green, M. (2000). Truth and the reliability of children's evidence: Problems with Section 715.1 of the Criminal Code . Criminal Reports ( doc ) / ( pdf ), Vol. 30, Part 1, April, 30 C.R. (5th) 148-160. Rosen, G., Glasgow, R. & Moore, T. E. (2003). Self-help or hype? The science and business of giving psychology away. In Lilienfeld, S. (Ed.) Science and pseudoscience in contemporary clinical psychology . New York: Guilford. Moore, T. E., & Pepler, D. J. (2006). Wounding words: Maternal verbal aggression and children's adjustment. Journal of Family Violence( pdf ). Moore, T. E., & Wasser, C. (2006). Social science and witness reliability: Reliable science begets reliable evidence. Criminal Reports , 33 C. R. (6th), Vol. 33 Part 2, 316-335 ( doc). |
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