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Edith Greene

Affiliations: 
College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences - Psychology University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO, United States 
Area:
Aging, Cognitive Psychology
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Sheri C. Gibson grad student 2013 University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

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Greene E, Sturm KA, Evelo AJ. (2016) Affective forecasting about hedonic loss and adaptation: Implications for damage awards. Law and Human Behavior. 40: 244-56
Greene E, Evelo AJ. (2013) Attitudes regarding life sentences for juvenile offenders. Law and Human Behavior. 37: 276-89
Gibson SC, Greene E. (2013) Assessing knowledge of elder financial abuse: a first step in enhancing prosecutions. Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect. 25: 162-82
Greene E, Gibson SC. (2013) The Experiences of Older Adults in the Legal System Stress, Trauma, and Wellbeing in the Legal System
Woody WD, Greene E. (2012) Jurors' use of standards of proof in decisions about punitive damages. Behavioral Sciences & the Law. 30: 856-72
Greene E, Cahill BS. (2012) Effects of neuroimaging evidence on mock juror decision making. Behavioral Sciences & the Law. 30: 280-96
Greene E, Fogler K, Gibson SC. (2012) Do People Comprehend Legal Language in Wills? Applied Cognitive Psychology. 26: 500-507
Hope L, Greene E, Memon A, et al. (2008) A third verdict option: exploring the impact of the not proven verdict on mock juror decision making. Law and Human Behavior. 32: 241-52
Greene E, Weber K. (2008) Teen Court Jurors' Sentencing Decisions: Criminal Justice Review. 33: 361-378
Greene E, Hayman K, Motyl M. (2008) "SHOULDN'T WE CONSIDER...?": Jury Discussions of Forbidden Topics and Effects on Damage Awards Psychology, Public Policy, and Law. 14: 194-222
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