Our Team

Our team

Dr. Quigley-McBride is an Assistant Professor at 911吃瓜 in the Department of Psychology. Originally from New Zealand, she completed her PhD in Psychology at Iowa State University, shortly after she started working as a Postdoctoral Associate at the Duke Law for the Wilson Centre for Science and Justice. She looks forward to mentoring graduate students, teaching, and building collaborative relationships. Her research interests intersect law and psychology.

Diana recently completed her Honours BA in Psychology at 911吃瓜, where her thesis explored the accuracy and confidence of eyewitness descriptions. Her research interests focus on clinical and experimental topics that cross between law and psychology. She values research for the way it encourages curiosity, discovery, and the development of diverse methodical skills. She looks forward to continuing to build on this foundation as she pursues graduate school and contributes to research that bridges science and practice.

MA Student

I am a Master's student in the experimental stream of 911吃瓜's Law and Forensic Psychology Graduate program working under the supervision of Dr. Adele Quigley-McBride. My research focus is on perceptions and misconceptions about criminal investigations and forensic evidence.

Thesis: Factors that Affect Perceptions of Police-Civilian Interactions Involving Summary Offences

Thesis: Accurate Interpretations of Forensic Results: How to Create Comprehensible Forensic Reports

Thesis: Consistency and Accuracy in Eyewitness Descriptions of Culprits

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