Edited by Rebecca Hollander-Blumoff, Professor of Law, Washington University School of Law, US

• Contents:1 Law and psychology: an introduction 1Rebecca Hollander-BlumoffPART I FRAMEWORKS, THEMES, AND THEORIES2 Through a lens brightly: a glimpse into the history of law-psychologythrough its textbooks 17Brian H. Bornstein3 The legitimacy of legal institutions 34Tom R. Tyler4 Small world behavioral law and economics 49Gregory Mitchell5 Law and emotion 64Terry A. Maroney6 A system justification perspective on law, human behavior, and society 83Daniela Goya-Tocchetto, Rebecca Ponce de Leon and John T. JostPART II PSYCHOLOGY AND LEGAL PROCEDURE7 Trial by jury: psychological research contributions to an enduring legalinstitution 108Mikaela Spruill and Valerie P. Hans8 Jury selection and race 122Catherine M. Grosso and Barbara O’Brien9 Who cares about evidence scholarship (and why psychologists should)? 136Justin Sevier10 Standards of proof: theories and evidence 152Robert J. MacCoun11 The brain in court: from neuroscience “revolution” to neurotech upgrade? 169Amanda PustilnikPART III THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIMINAL LAW, CRIMINALPROCEDURE, CRIMINAL TRIALS, AND CRIMINALBEHAVIOR12 The psychological causes of criminal confessions 183Stephanie Madon, Kyle Scherr and Ryan Ditchfield13 Eyewitness testimony: the perilous effects of contamination and socialinfluence 199Jennifer E. Dysart14 Expanding conceptualizations of youths’ juvenile legal decision making 215Emily Haney-Caron and Lili Ramos15 The psychology of arson 229Nichola Tyler and Theresa GannonPART IV PSYCHOLOGY AND LEGAL DOCTRINE16 What we know and don’t know about the psychology of tort law 245Jennifer K. Robbennolt and Valerie P. Hans17 Psychologically hazardous real estate transactions: the land installmentcontract 261Stephanie M. Stern18 Corporate law and psychology 277Donald C. Langevoort19 The psychology of health law 291Kenworthey Bilz and Qiaoyuan Zhi20 Environmental law and psychology 306Arden Rowell, Kenworthey Bilz and Howard Jyun-Syun LiPART V PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIETY21 Expressive law and social norms 328Janice Nadler22 Legitimacy, relational norms and reciprocity 343Ben Bradford and Jonathan Jackson23 Judicial behavioral realism about implicit bias 361Jerry Kang24 How people attend to race: implications for legal judgments of videoevidence 378Yael Granot and JingYan Xu25 Overcoming identity-based hierarchies: understanding psychologicalbarriers and motivating social justice through intergroup contact 393Rachel D. Godsil, Kim Forde-Mazrui and Linda R. TroppPART VI THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LAWYERS AND LAWYERING26 The psychology of lawyers in litigation and negotiation 418Jean Sternlight27 The social psychological study of access to justice 433Victor QuintanillaPART VII THE GLOBAL REACH OF LAW AND PSYCHOLOGY28 Psychology and justice in Taiwan: the emerging focus on miscarriagesof justice 451Yee-San Teoh and Kai-Ping Su29 The behavioral turn in international legal scholarship 462Eva Leora van der Zee

‘Hollander-Blumoff brings together a stellar cast of scholars working at the forefront of law and psychology scholarship. Her edited volume gives a cogent presentation of the history, theoretical frameworks, and research areas that have informed the field. It is a must read for students, academics and policy makers.’