“…(e.g., DeMatteo, et al, 2014;Murrie et al, 2008;Murrie, Boccaccini, Turner, Meeks, Woods, & Tussey, 2009) and in Canada (Lloyd, Clark, & Forth, 2010). Beyond these studies, surveys of judges and attorneys consistently reveal their concern about bias among experts as well (e.g., Krafka, Dunn, Johnson, Cecil, & Miletich, 2002;Shuman, Whitaker, & Champagne, 1994). In short, there is ample literature, from multiple perspectives, to bolster the case for investigating mental health evaluators' potential biases and the strategies they use to attempt to correct for perceived biases.…”