Gianni Ribeiro

Dr. Gianni Ribeiro is an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Psychology, The University of Queensland. His research bridges forensic science, legal psychology, and cognitive science, focusing on juror decision-making, forensic evidence communication, and procedural justice theory. He is available for supervision and holds a PhD in Psychological Science from UQ (2020).

• Education:
  • Bachelor (Honours) of Psychological Science, The University of Queensland
  • Doctor of Philosophy (Psychological Science), The University of Queensland (2020)
  • Graduate Certificate in Adult Education & Training, Central Queensland University

Ribeiro's research examines how jurors process forensic evidence, the impact of visual decision aids, and the application of mindfulness interventions in stress reduction. His work also addresses procedural justice theory in sentencing recommendations and global variations in social perception models. Collaborative studies span cross-cultural psychology and forensic methodology.

Recent publications highlight trends in forensic science communication, legal decision-making under misinformation, and the global applicability of psychological models. His studies often involve multidisciplinary teams and emphasize reproducibility in behavioral research.