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Research
Latest papers
Ontario family justice in "lockdown": Early pandemic cases and professional experience.
Family court review · 2022
Does parental coaching affect children's false reports? Comparing verbal markers of deception.
Behavioral sciences & the law · 2018 · senior author
How Children Report True and Fabricated Stressful and Non-Stressful Events.
Psychiatry, psychology, and law : an interdisciplinary journal of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law · 2013
Latest funding
- $75,262
Responding to Challenging Times: An Inflection Point for Family Justice in Ontario?
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $31,722
Responding to Challenging Times: An Inflection Point for Family Justice in Ontario?
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $338,840
Access to effective family justice: improving outcomes for chldren and parents
SSHRC · 2014 · Principal investigator
3 publications.
Ontario family justice in "lockdown": Early pandemic cases and professional experience.
Houston C, Birnbaum R, Bala N, Deveau K
Does parental coaching affect children's false reports? Comparing verbal markers of deception.
Talwar V, Hubbard K, Saykaly C, Lee K, Lindsay RCL, Bala N
How Children Report True and Fabricated Stressful and Non-Stressful Events.
Brunet MK, Evans AD, Talwar V, Bala N, Lindsay RC, Lee K
Responding to Challenging Times: An Inflection Point for Family Justice in Ontario?
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.M.
Keywords: family law; access to justice; effect of law reform; pandemic and justice system; systemic racism and family justice
Responding to Challenging Times: An Inflection Point for Family Justice in Ontario?
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.M.
Keywords: family law; access to justice; effect of law reform; pandemic and justice system; systemic racism and family justice
Access to effective family justice: improving outcomes for chldren and parents
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.M.
Keywords: access to justice; family law; separation and divorce; effects on children of separation; mediation; family justice services
Understanding the role of positive parenting after separation
Principal investigators: Saini, Michael A.
Keywords: parenting; divorce; high-conflict; mixed-methods
Proof beyond a reasonable doubt bridging psychological and legal perspectives
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.M.
Keywords: jury decision-making; proof beyond a reasonable doubt; credibility assessment; child witness; eyewitness identification; interviewing children; children's memory; memory development
Understanding conflict in post separation families: pathways to effective intervention
Principal investigators: Birnbaum, Rachel
Keywords: separation; divorce; conflict; children; families
Assessing child victim credibility: bridging psychological and legal perspectives
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.M.
Keywords: credibility of children in the courts; child witnesses; children's evidence' child development and honesty
Children's reports of stressful events: bridging psychological and legal perspectives
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.M.
Keywords: credibility of children in the courts; child witnesses; children's evidence; child development and honesty
Assessing the truthfulness of children: bridging psychological and legal research on child witness credibility
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas C.
Keywords: credibility of children in the courts; child witnesses; children's evidence; child development and honesty;
Children's competence to testify: bridging legal and psychological perspectives
Principal investigators: Bala, Nicholas
Keywords: children's evidence; children's competence; child witnesses; child development.
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Kang Lee and Victoria Talwar: 2 shared papers
- Kang Lee and Nicholas Bala: 2 shared papers
- Victoria Talwar and Nicholas Bala: 2 shared papers
- Family Law
- Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development
- Child and Adolescent Psychology
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