PROBLEMS OF FORENSIC SCIENCES

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Punktacja MEiN: 40 pkt
ICI Journals Master List 2018 (ICV): 96.79
(wartość znormalizowana: 8.13)
Poprzedni wskaźnik ICV: 108.66 (z 2014 roku)

Artykuły znalezione dla: Malwina SZPITALAK

Institute of Psychology, Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Kraków, Poland

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2012 Vol. 91 (XCI) 216-226 THE MISINFORMATION EFFECT AS A THREAT TO THE QUALITY OF EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY Romuald POLCZYK, Mateusz POLAK, Malwina SZPITALAK, Karolina DUKAŁA, Rafał PAWLIK

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2012 Vol. 90 (XC) 136-145 TO MOTIVATE OR NOT TO MOTIVATE? THE INFLUENCEOF MOTIVATION ON SUSCEPTIBILITY TO MISINFORMATION Romuald POLCZYK, Malwina SZPITALAK

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2011 Vol. 86 (LXXXVI) 140-150 Can warning harm memory? The impact of warning on eyewitness testimony Malwina SZPITALAK, Romuald POLCZYK

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2011 Vol. 85 (LXXXV) 40-49 DISTORTIONS IN EYEWITNESS MEMORY – MEMORY AND NON-MEMORY MECHANISMS Malwina SZPITALAK, Romuald POLCZYK

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2020 Vol. 121 (CXXI) 5-19 THE CONTINUED INFLUENCE EFFECT OF MISINFORMATION IN THE CONTEXT OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY Mikołaj BUCZEL, Adam SIWIAK, Malwina SZPITALAK

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2019 Vol. 118 (CXVIII) 141-156 THE NEED FOR COGNITIVE CLOSURE AS A DETERMINANT OF SUSCEPTIBILITY TO MISINFORMATION AND PRONENESS TO FALSE CONFESSION Anna HEJNIAK, Malwina SZPITALAK, Magdalena KĘKUŚ, Klaudia CHYLIŃSKA, Marta WOŹNIAK

		Problems of Forensic Sciences 2017 Vol. 112 (CXII) 139-153 THE TENDENCY TO CONSPIRACY THINKING AND MISINFORMATION Malwina SZPITALAK, Adam SIWIAK