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Suzanne St. George Data-verified
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8 h-index
19 pubs
169 cited
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Biography and Research Information
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Suzanne St. George's research focuses on child sexual abuse, particularly the manifestation of rape myths in legal and investigative contexts. Her work examines how these myths influence questioning techniques used by defense attorneys when interviewing child witnesses, as detailed in publications such as "Blaming Children: How Rape Myths Manifest in Defense Attorneys’ Questions to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse." St. George also investigates how detectives describe their responses to sexual assault cases and victims, assessing the overlap between rape myths and their professional focal concerns. Her scholarship includes studies on imprecision regarding body mechanics in questioning child witnesses and the role of parental support in children's acquiescence to suggestive questioning. She has also explored the intersection of rape myths with race and ethnicity in police responses to sexual assault and developmental considerations in how attorneys employ these myths. St. George has published 18 works with 162 citations and an h-index of 8, collaborating with David Tyler.
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- h-index: 8
- Publications: 19
- Citations: 169
Selected Publications
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Before Arrest: The Effects of Rape Myths on Evidence Collection Decisions in Sexual Assault Investigations (2026)
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Comparing the Convenience, Data Quality, Generalizability, and Outcomes of Student‐ and MTurk‐Generated Data in an Experimental Vignette Rape Perception Study (2026)
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Disaggregating the Monolith: Exploring Differences in Rape Myth Acceptance Among People With Varied LGBTQ+ Identities (2026)
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Assessing Educators Ability to Identify AI-Generated Student Submissions: An Experimental Vignette Study (2025)
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AI in Criminal Justice Education: Assessing Educator’s Attitudes and Experiences (2024)
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Intersecting Rape Myths with Race: Examining Race- and Ethnicity-Specific Effects of Rape Myth Factors on Police Responses to Sexual Assault (2023)
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Appellate Review of Child Sexual Abuse Convictions: The Importance of Character Evidence (2023)
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Developmental Considerations in How Defense Attorneys Employ Child Sexual Abuse and Rape Myths When Questioning Alleged Victims of Child Sexual Abuse (2023)
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‘This incident happened when there were 10 people in the house?’ Exploring a framework to categorize defense attorneys’ plausibility questioning in CSA trials (2022)
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Myths and Misunderstandings About Child Sexual Abuse in Criminal Investigations (2022)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Stacia N. Stolzenberg
10 shared publications
- Blaming Children: How Rape Myths Manifest in Defense Attorneys’ Questions to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
- Did Your Mom Help You Remember?: An Examination of Attorneys’ Subtle Questioning About Suggestive Influence to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Myths and Misunderstandings About Child Sexual Abuse in Criminal Investigations
- Children's acquiescence to polysemous implicature questions about coaching: The role of parental support
Showing 5 of 10 shared publications
Colleen E. Sullivan
4 shared publications
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
- Did Your Mom Help You Remember?: An Examination of Attorneys’ Subtle Questioning About Suggestive Influence to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
- “Is it hard to remember?” attorneys’ questions about children’s memory in child sexual abuse trials.
Emily Denne
Griffith University (AU)
4 shared publications
- Blaming Children: How Rape Myths Manifest in Defense Attorneys’ Questions to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Myths and Misunderstandings About Child Sexual Abuse in Criminal Investigations
- Developmental Considerations in How Defense Attorneys Employ Child Sexual Abuse and Rape Myths When Questioning Alleged Victims of Child Sexual Abuse
- ‘This incident happened when there were 10 people in the house?’ Exploring a framework to categorize defense attorneys’ plausibility questioning in CSA trials
Thomas D. Lyon
University of Southern California (US)
3 shared publications
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
- Appellate Review of Child Sexual Abuse Convictions: The Importance of Character Evidence
Shanna Williams
University of Southern California (US)
2 shared publications
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
- Imprecision About Body Mechanics When Child Witnesses Are Questioned About Sexual Abuse
Breanne E. Wylie
Brock University (CA)
2 shared publications
- Did Your Mom Help You Remember?: An Examination of Attorneys’ Subtle Questioning About Suggestive Influence to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Children's acquiescence to polysemous implicature questions about coaching: The role of parental support
Kelly McWilliams
John Jay College of Criminal Justice (US)
2 shared publications
- Did Your Mom Help You Remember?: An Examination of Attorneys’ Subtle Questioning About Suggestive Influence to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Children's acquiescence to polysemous implicature questions about coaching: The role of parental support
Angela D. Evans
Brock University (CA)
2 shared publications
- Did Your Mom Help You Remember?: An Examination of Attorneys’ Subtle Questioning About Suggestive Influence to Children Testifying About Child Sexual Abuse
- Children's acquiescence to polysemous implicature questions about coaching: The role of parental support
Cassia Spohn
Arizona State University (US)
2 shared publications
- Detectives’ Descriptions of Their Responses to Sexual Assault Cases and Victims: Assessing the Overlap Between Rape Myths and Focal Concerns
- Women Lifers: What the United States Sentencing Commission Data Tell Us about Women Eligible for and Sentenced to Life Without Parole
David Tyler
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
2 shared publications
In database
- AI in Criminal Justice Education: Assessing Educator’s Attitudes and Experiences
- Assessing Educators Ability to Identify AI-Generated Student Submissions: An Experimental Vignette Study
Analisa Gagnon
Sacred Heart University (US)
2 shared publications
- AI in Criminal Justice Education: Assessing Educator’s Attitudes and Experiences
- Assessing Educators Ability to Identify AI-Generated Student Submissions: An Experimental Vignette Study
Megan Verhagan
Arizona State University (US)
1 shared publication
- Detectives’ Descriptions of Their Responses to Sexual Assault Cases and Victims: Assessing the Overlap Between Rape Myths and Focal Concerns
Hayden Henderson
Stanford University (US)
1 shared publication
- Appellate Review of Child Sexual Abuse Convictions: The Importance of Character Evidence
Michaela Flippin
East Carolina University (US)
1 shared publication
- Appellate Review of Child Sexual Abuse Convictions: The Importance of Character Evidence
Rachel Bowman
1 shared publication
- “Is it hard to remember?” attorneys’ questions about children’s memory in child sexual abuse trials.
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