Dr. Jessica Salerno comments on a ProPublica article addressing prosecutors use of junk science related to 911 caller suspicion.

ASU News discusses research findings from an APLS grant funded study run by Dr. Salerno and Justin Sanchez

Elle magazine discusses the implications of our recent research on the negative impact of expressing anger in court for female attorneys

Jill Lepore of The New Yorker discussing the implications of our research for victim-impact statements. 

This podcast, Excited Utterance, interviews Jessica Salerno about the effects of disgust on jury decisions making.

Dr. Salerno offers an opinion on a bill pushing to reinstate peremptory challenges in Arizona

Research conducted by Dr. Salerno and Dr. Diamond talks about why some cases don't make it to trial

Glamour discusses the implications of our research on female lawyers expressing anger for the workplace

Local NPR Affiliate, KJZZ interviews Jessica Salerno about the impact of gruesome evidence on jury decision making

Huffpost discusses the implications of the lab's research about the role that anger and disgust play in moral outrage for the 2018 election.

Psychology Today cites Salerno and

Slepian to talk about who to steer

clear of when sharing your secrets

The Washington Post highlights our research on anger expression and gender. 

Listen to Jessica Salerno speak with the podcast "The Takeaway" about backlash for women who express anger in the workplace

Pacific Standard Magazine quotes our research regarding the impact of color versus B&W photographs on jury decision-making