Elsa Gewehr

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Macromedia University of Applied Sciences

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Professor Elsa Gewehr is a faculty member at Hochschule Macromedia, University of Applied Sciences in Germany. Her research areas include forensic credibility assessment, the psychology of child sexual abuse investigations, and the diagnostic evaluation of problematic personality traits. Recent publications highlight her contributions to understanding defendant behavior in police interviews and developing assessment measures for educators in the context of child safety.

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P.J. van Koppen

University of Amsterdam

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André Körner

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Medical School Berlin

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Simone Pülschen

Europa-Universität Flensburg

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Johannes Zimmermann

Professor for Personality Psychology

University of Kassel

GERMANY

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Articles (9)

Falsche Prämissen und eine vertane Chance – Replik auf die „Expertise“ zur Methode der forensischen Glaubhaftigkeitsbegutachtung (Fegert, Gerke, Kliemann, Pusch, Rixen & Sachser, 2024)

Persönlichkeit und Glaubhaftigkeit: dimensionale Diagnostik problematischer Persönlichkeitsmerkmale für die aussagepsychologische Praxis

Cognitions and emotions about child sexual abuse (CECSA): development of a self-report measure to predict bias in child sexual abuse investigations

White paper on forensic child interviewing: research-based recommendations by the European Association of Psychology and Law

Measuring teacher's capabilities: Development of the CSA-SE scale for assessing teachers' self-efficacy in addressing suspected cases of child sexual abuse

How Often and Why Do Guilty and Innocent Suspects Confess, Deny, or Remain Silent in Police Interviews?

How Often and Why Do Guilty and Innocent Suspects Confess, Deny, or Remain Silent in Police Interviews?

How guilty and innocent suspects perceive the police and themselves: suspect interviews in Germany

Predicting disclosure latency in substantiated cases of child sexual abuse

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P.J. van Koppen

André Körner

Simone Pülschen

Johannes Zimmermann

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