Anne Lippert

Anne Lippert is an Assistant Professor in Psychology whose research bridges forensic psychology, social behavior, and legal systems. Her investigations target critical societal issues including sexual violence, elder exploitation, and ethical challenges in emerging technologies.

Research Focus: Dr. Lippert examines psychological underpinnings of criminal behaviors and victimization. Key areas include:

• Perception biases in abuse cases (child/elder)
• Bystander dynamics during assaults
• Drink spiking prevalence in academic settings
• Generative AI's societal impact

Publications: Her 2025 articles reflect a strong emphasis on applying psychological principles to legal contexts and contemporary social challenges, with consistent output across victimology and forensic studies.