345. Forensic Interviewing w/ Dr. Ray Joslyn

Meet Your Podcast Guest

Dr. Ray Joslyn is an Assistant Professor of Psychology (Behavior Analysis Program Area) at West Virginia University. Dr. Joslyn is broadly interested in behavioral approaches to crime and delinquency, ranging from crime prevention to behavioral intervention for individuals involved with the justice system. Much of his published research has focused on group contingency-based classroom management procedures (e.g., the Good Behavior Game), which improve classroom behavior in the short-term and have been indicated to reduce crime, drug use and dependence, and other undesirable outcomes in the long-term. More recently, his lab has begun exploring variables affecting interviewee response accuracy in forensic interviews. His research, clinical work, and student training has garnered or supported nearly $2 million in funding from various public and private organizations. He currently serves as Associate Editor for Behavior Modification and sits on the editorial boards of various behavioral journals.