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Linda Demaine, J.D., Ph.D.
Linda J. Demaine, JD, PhD (social psychology)
is Associate Professor of Law and Affiliated
Professor of Psychology at Arizona State
University. She is founder and director of ASU's
Law and Psychology Graduate Program. Before
arriving at ASU, Dr. Demaine was a behavioral
scientist and policy analyst at RAND, where she
led and participated in diverse projects,
including an analysis of biotechnology patents
and the strategic use of deception and other
psychological principles in defense of critical
computer networks. Dr. Demaine has held an
American Psychological Association Congressional
Fellowship, through which she worked with the
Senate Judiciary Committee on FBI and DOJ
oversight, judicial nominations, and
legislation. She has also held an American
Psychological Association Science Policy
Fellowship, working with the Central
Intelligence Agency's Behavioral Sciences Unit
on issues involving cross-cultural persuasion.
Dr. Demaine's research interests include the
empirical analysis of law, legal procedure, and
legal decision making; the application of legal
and psychological perspectives to social issues;
ethical, legal, and social issues deriving from
advances in technology; and information
campaigns and persuasion.
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