This article by Vice about the Mandela Effect references a study by Elizabeth Loftus, professor of psychological science, criminiology, law and society.
Elizabeth Cauffman contributes to this article about the issue of people serving life sentences for crimes committted as juvenies.
Elizabeth Loftus, professor of psychological science, is quoted in Firstpost about the power of fake news.
CBS2 interviewed Jessica Borelli, associate professor of psychological science, about clients becoming dangerous toward their psychologists.
About one in five adults in a representative sample of Americans had watched at least part of a beheading video created and posted online by the Islamic State group (formerly known as ISIS), according to a new study by the University of California, Irvine.
David and Louise Turpin have pleaded guilty to torturing and abusing their 13 children and will spend at least 25 years in prison. Clinical Psychologist and Professor Jessica Borelli explains the effects of this outcome on the mental health of the children.
The National Registry of Exonerations has documented 553 cases since 1989 in which someone was convicted on false or misleading forensic evidence and later cleared.
Social ecology alumna Jennifer Friend '95 is featured in UCI Magazine for the way she lives the American dream.
“At the time I was hearing so many claims about what Prop 47 was doing to crime in the state,” -- Charis Kubrin
