Youth Law & Psychology Lab

Youth Law & Psychology Lab Dedicated to informing policy through rigorous science and scholarship.

The Youth Law & Psychology Lab is dedicated to informing policy through rigorous science and scholarship. By focusing on juvenile law and psychology and public policy, our research sheds light on the ways in which the system perpetuates racial inequities and on the alignment between adolescents’ capacities to make legal decisions and the expectations placed upon them by the legal system.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and Psychology Lab is seeking adolescents (ages 13-17) to participate i...
02/06/2023

John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and Psychology Lab is seeking adolescents (ages 13-17) to participate in a study.

You will be asked to answer questions about how you usually make decisions, your understanding of the Miranda rights, and how you would act during a police interrogation.

The study takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete over Zoom, and you will earn ‼️$30‼️Participation in this study is completely voluntary and responses will be kept confidential. Your parent will have to provide permission over email.
 
If you are between the ages 13-17, live in the US, speak fluent English, and are interested in taking this study, follow this link to sign up: https://gccunyep.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aidretgTt5asa90
 
Please feel free to share the sign-up link with other teens or their parents or let me know if you have any questions! Our study coordinator can be reached via or email at [email protected].
 
The study was ethically approved by The City University of New York’s Review Board and is titled: Adolescents’ Understanding of their Miranda Rights.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and Psychology Lab is seeking adolescents (ages 13-17) to participate i...
02/06/2023

John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and Psychology Lab is seeking adolescents (ages 13-17) to participate in a study.
 
Participants will be asked to answer questions about how they usually make decisions, their understanding of the Miranda rights, and how they would act during a police interrogation. The study takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete over Zoom, and participants will earn $30! Participation in this study is completely voluntary and responses will be kept confidential. You will have to provide permission for your child to participate over email.
 
If you have a child who is between the ages 13-17, lives in the US, speaks fluent English, and is interested in taking this study, follow this link to sign up: https://gccunyep.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aidretgTt5asa90

The link can also be found in our bio!
 
Please feel free to share the sign-up link or let me know if you have any questions! Our study coordinator can be reached at [email protected].
 
The study was ethically approved by The City University of New York’s Institutional Review Board and is titled: Adolescents’ Understanding of their Miranda Rights.

Last but not least: Alijah Sepulveda!!! Thank you to everyone for staying tuned this week. For more information about ou...
02/01/2023

Last but not least: Alijah Sepulveda!!! Thank you to everyone for staying tuned this week. For more information about our research and lab members, feel free to visit our website!

Up Next: Sydney Tulloch!!
01/31/2023

Up Next: Sydney Tulloch!!

Next: Treasure Tabor!!
01/30/2023

Next: Treasure Tabor!!

Hello! We are the Youth Law & Psychology Lab. We aim to use research to improve the juvenile legal system for youth. We’...
10/25/2022

Hello! We are the Youth Law & Psychology Lab. We aim to use research to improve the juvenile legal system for youth. We’d love for you to get involved by participating in a research project!

Hi! My name is Sydney Baker, and I am on a team of researchers from John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and...
10/18/2022

Hi! My name is Sydney Baker, and I am on a team of researchers from John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and Psychology Lab (https://www.youthlawlab.com). We are seeking adolescents (ages 13-17) to participate in a study that will help improve the juvenile justice system. You will be asked to answer questions about how you usually make decisions, your understanding of the Miranda rights, and how you would act during a police interrogation.

The study takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete over Zoom, and you will earn $30! Participation in this study is completely voluntary and responses will be kept confidential. Your parent will have to provide permission over email.

If you are between the ages 13-17, live in the US, speak fluent English, and are interested in taking this study, go to https://gccunyep.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aidretgTt5asa90 to sign up!

Please feel free to share the sign-up link with other teens or their parents or let me know if you have any questions! I can be reached via comment, DM, or email ([email protected]).

The study was ethically approved by The City University of New York’s Review Board and is titled: Adolescents’ Understanding of their Miranda Rights.

Hi! My name is Sydney Baker, and I am on a team of researchers from John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and...
10/18/2022

Hi! My name is Sydney Baker, and I am on a team of researchers from John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Youth Law and Psychology Lab (https://www.youthlawlab.com). We are seeking adolescents (ages 13-17) to participate in a study that will help improve the juvenile justice system. You will be asked to answer questions about how you usually make decisions, your understanding of the Miranda rights, and how you would act during a police interrogation. The study takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete over Zoom, and you will earn $30! Participation in this study is completely voluntary and responses will be kept confidential. Your parent will have to provide permission over email.

If you are between the ages 13-17, live in the US, speak fluent English, and are interested in taking this study, go to https://gccunyep.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aidretgTt5asa90 to sign up.

Please feel free to share the sign-up link with other teens or their parents or let me know if you have any questions! I can be reached via comment, DM, or email ([email protected]).

The study was ethically approved by The City University of New York’s Review Board and is titled: Adolescents’ Understanding of their Miranda Rights.

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