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Jonathan J. Koehler

49 works· latest 2023· 4 institutionscluster: provisional

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The base rate fallacy reconsidered: Descriptive, normative, and methodological challenges1996 · 763 citations
The Influence of Prior Beliefs on Scientific Judgments of Evidence Quality1993 · 366 citations
The Need for a Research Culture in the Forensic Sciences2011 · 139 citations
The “Hot Hand” Myth in Professional Basketball2003 · 125 citations
The Individualization Fallacy in Forensic Science Evidence2008 · 105 citations

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The scientific reinvention of forensic science

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences·2023·3 authors·Open access

35citations

Inconclusives and error rates in forensic science: a signal detection theory approach

Law Probability and Risk·2021·2 authors

36citations

Forensic bitemark identification: weak foundations, exaggerated claims

Journal of Law and the Biosciences·2016·37 authors·Open access

64citations

Science, technology, or the expert witness: What influences jurors’ judgments about forensic science testimony?

Psychology Public Policy and Law·2016·4 authors·Open access

51citations

Intuitive Error Rate Estimates for the Forensic Sciences

SSRN Electronic Journal·2016·1 author·preprint·Open access

34citations

Proficiency tests to estimate error rates in the forensic sciences

Law Probability and Risk

·2012

·1 author

·Open access

62citations

If the Shoe Fits They Might Acquit: The Value of Forensic Science Testimony

Journal of Empirical Legal Studies·2011·1 author

39citations

Safety First? The Role of Emotion in Safety Product Betrayal Aversion

Journal of Consumer Research·2011·2 authors

50citations

The Need for a Research Culture in the Forensic Sciences

SSRN Electronic Journal·2011·13 authors·preprint·Open access

139citations

The need for a research culture in the forensic sciences

Digital Commons - University of South Florida (University of South Florida)·2011·13 authors·Open access

105citations

Safety First? The Role of Emotion in Safety Product Betrayal Aversion

SSRN Electronic Journal·2011·2 authors·preprint·Open access

4citations

Individualization Claims in Forensic Science: Still Unwarranted

bepress Legal Repository·2010·2 authors·Open access

25citations

Selection Neglect in Mutual Fund Advertisements

Management Science·2009·2 authors

105citations

Comments on “Getting scarred and winning lotteries: Effects of exemplar cuing and statistical format on imagining low‐probability events,” By Newell, Mitchell, and Hayes (2008)

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2009·2 authors·Open access

4citations

Fingerprint Error Rates and Proficiency Tests: What They are and Why They Matter

bepress Legal Repository·2008·1 author·Open access

54citations

The Individualization Fallacy in Forensic Science Evidence

Vanderbilt law review·2008·2 authors

105citations

Introduction to the special issue: decision making and the law

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2007·4 authors·editorial

2citations

Group Report: What Is the Role of Heuristics in Litigation?

The MIT Press eBooks·2006·8 authors·chapter

4citations

Mock Jurors' Reactions to Selective Presentation of Evidence from Multiple-Opportunity Searches.

Law and Human Behavior·2006·2 authors

15citations

Which Chance was Lost? The Psychology of Damage Awards under the Loss of Chance Doctrine

·2004·1 author·chapter

3citations

Thinking About Low-Probability Events

Psychological Science·2004·2 authors

67citations

Downsizing Price Increases: A Greater Sensitivity to Price than Quantity in Consumer Markets

SSRN Electronic Journal·2004·2 authors·preprint·Open access

33citations

The Misquantification of Probative Value.

Law and Human Behavior·2003·2 authors

27citations

The “Hot Hand” Myth in Professional Basketball

Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology·2003·2 authors

125citations

A normality bias in legal decision making.

PubMed·2003·2 authors

40citations

When Do Courts Think Base Rate Statistics are Relevant

Jurimetrics·2002·1 author

20citations

When are people persuaded by DNA match statistics?

Law and Human Behavior·2001·1 author

100citations

The Psychology of Numbers in the Courtroom: How to Make DNA-Match Statistics Seem Impressive or Insufficient

Southern California law review·2001·1 author

25citations

A farewell to normative null hypothesis testing in base rate research

Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1997·1 author

0citations

One in Millions, Billions and Trillions: Lessons from People V. Collins (1968) for People V. Simpson (1995)

Journal of legal education·1997·1 author

16citations

Why DNA Likelihood Ratios Should Account for Error (Even When A National Research Council Report Says They Should Not)

DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)·1997·1 author

14citations

Relevance Ratio: Evaluating the Probative Value of Expert Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Cases

Scholarship @ Cornell Law (Cornell University)·1996·2 authors·Open access

37citations

The base rate fallacy reconsidered: Descriptive, normative, and methodological challenges

Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1996·1 author

763citations

Issues for the next generation of base rate research

Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1996·1 author

2citations

On Conveying the Probative Value of DNA Evidence: Frequencies, Likelihood Ratios, and Error Rates

University of Colorado law review·1996·1 author

40citations

Decision Theory for a General Audience

Contemporary Psychology·1995·1 author

2citations

The Random Match Probability (RMP) in DNA Evidence: Irrelevant and Prejudicial?

Jurimetrics·1995·3 authors

23citations

Decision theory for a general audience

Contemporary Psychology·1995·1 author

2citations

Shattering the illusion of control: Multi‐shot versus single‐shot gambles

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·1994·2 authors

94citations

The Influence of Prior Beliefs on Scientific Judgments of Evidence Quality

Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes·1993·1 author

366citations

Error and exaggeration in the presentation of DNA evidence at trial

DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)·1993·1 author

26citations

DNA Matches and Statistics: Important Questions, Surprising Answers

DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)·1993·1 author

47citations

The Base Rate Fallacy Myth

Psycoloquy·1993·1 author

12citations

Probabilities in the Courtroom: An Evaluation of the Objections and Policies

Springer eBooks·1992·1 author·chapter

20citations

Can Jurors Understand Probabilistic Evidence?

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (Statistics in Society)·1991·2 authors

101citations

The Probity/Policy Distinction in the Statistical Evidence Debate

Tulane law review·1991·1 author

33citations

What DNA 'Fingerprinting' Can Teach the Law About the Rest of Forensic Science

Cardozo law review·1991·2 authors

23citations

Veridical Verdicts: Increasing Verdict Accuracy Through the Use of Overtly Probabilistic Evidence and Methods

Scholarship @ Cornell Law (Cornell University)·1990·2 authors·Open access

48citations

Effects of Diazepam on a Belief-Updating Task

Psychological Reports·1989·4 authors

4citations