Richard Kassin

Richard Kassin is a respected psychologist known for his research on criminal behavior, particularly in understanding how and why people confess or deny guilt. He has contributed to legal psychology by exploring factors that influence suspects' decisions during interrogations, such as stress, perception of authority, and the desire to protect oneself or others. His work helps law enforcement develop fairer interrogation techniques and enhances the accuracy of confessions, ultimately supporting the justice system's goal of uncovering truth while respecting individual rights.