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Brent Snook is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Faculty of Science. His research focuses on Psychology and Law, particularly improving investigative practices and decision-making within the criminal justice system. He holds advanced degrees: B.A. from Memorial University, M.Sc. and Ph.D. from the University of Liverpool.
Snook’s research examines psychological-based investigative methods, including interrogation practices, witness interviewing techniques, and alibi assessment. His work aims to enhance legal literacy and ensure ethical standards in criminal justice. Key areas include youth interrogation rights, false confessions, and the efficacy of police questioning strategies. Recent studies explore cognitive biases in legal contexts and multimedia tools to improve witness comprehension.
Publications span forensic psychology, legal decision-making, and investigative interviewing. His work highlights challenges in current interrogation models and advocates for evidence-based reforms. Snook collaborates with law enforcement agencies to train professionals in ethical practices. He leads the Psychology and Law Lab, emphasizing practical applications of research to real-world criminal justice challenges.
- Education: B.A. (Memorial University), M.Sc. and Ph.D. (University of Liverpool)
- Affiliations: Faculty of Science, Psychology Department, Psychology and Law Lab
- Labs/Teams: Psychology and Law Lab at Memorial University
