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Following is a list of articles that have
been published by one or more of Magnus' Directors. A full
listing of publications is contained on the Directors' curriculum
vitaes, and is available to attorneys upon request; see feedback.
Bothwell, R.K., Brigham, J.C., & Pigott, M.A. (1987).
An exploratory study of personality differences in eyewitness
memory. Journal of Social Behavior and Personality,
2 (3), 335-343.
Bothwell, R.K., Pigott, M.A., Foley, L.A., & McFatter,
R. (2001). Attribution of victim fault in jury trials. Manuscript
submitted for publication.
Brigham, J.C., & WolfsKeil, (Pigott) M.A. (1983). Opinions
of attorneys and law enforcement personnel on the accuracy
of eyewitness memory. Law and Human Behavior, 7(4),
337-349.
Fauss, D.H., & Pigott, M.A. (1997). Attorneys and jurors:
Do they have anything in common? Trial Diplomacy
Journal, 20(3), 183-199.
Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (1997). Race, age, and jury
decisions in a civil rape trial. American Journal of Forensic
Psychology, 15(1), 1-18.
Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (1997). The influence of forepersons
and non-forepersons on mock jury decisions. American Journal
of Forensic Psychology, 15(4), 1-12.
Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (2000). Belief in a just world
and jury decisions in a civil rape trial. Journal of Applied
Social Psychology, 30(5), 935-951.
Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (2001). An experimental study
of a sexual harassment lawsuit. Manuscript submitted for publication.
Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (2001). Race, self presentation,
and reverse discrimination in jury decisions. Manuscript accepted
for publication.
Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (2001). Factors affecting
jurors' perceptions of male sexual harassment. Manuscript
accepted for publication, Journal of Forensic Psychology
Practice.
Hyme, H., Foley, L.A., & Pigott, M.A. (1999). A comparison
of male and female dominated juries in a case of coerced sex
with a male plaintiff. American Journal of Forensic Psychology,
17(3), 67-80.
Mason, G.E., Foley, L. A., & Pigott, M.A. (2001). Prior
victimization and its impact on attributions of responsibility.
Manuscript submitted for publication.
Pigott, M.A. (May, 1997). Conduct voir dire wisely. Trial.
Pigott, M.A. (March, 2000). What the design professional needs
to know about jury consultants. URL: http://www.aepronet.org
Pigott, M.A. (2001). Twenty-five common mistakes attorneys
make in voir dire. The Practical Litigator, 12(1),
51-54.
Pigott, M.A. (2001). Trial themes and analysis. The Florida
Bar News, August 15, 2001, 25.
Pigott, M.A., & Brigham, J.C. (1985). The relationship
of prior description and facial recognition. Journal of
Applied Psychology, 70(3), 547-555.
Pigott, M.A., & Brigham, J.C. & Bothwell, R.K. (1990).
The relationship between description congruence and identification
accuracy in a field setting. Journal of Police Science
and Administration, 17(2), 84-88.
Pigott, M.A., & Foley, L.A. (1995). Social influence in
jury decision making. Trial Diplomacy Journal, 18(2),
101-108
Pigott, M.A., & Foley, L.A. (1995). The impact of personality
and demographics on verdict in a civil rape case. Trial
Diplomacy Journal, 18(3), 145-158.
Pigott, M.A., & Foley, L.A. (1995). Improve your success
in voir dire: Understanding jurors' personalities. Trial
Diplomacy Journal, 18(4), 197-204.
Pigott, M.A., & Foley, L.A. (1997). Individual and corporate
responsibility in a sexual harrassment lawsuit. Trial Diplomacy
Journal, 20(4), 299-310.
Pigott, M.A., & Foley, L.A. (2000). The role of gender
in sexual harassment litigation. The Trial Lawyer,
23(1), 49-58.
Pigott, M.A., & Friedman, Harris L., (1998). Enhancing
Fact Witness Effectiveness. The Trial Lawyer,
21(5), 309-320.
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