The physical attractiveness of the victim of a crime and the victim's precautiousness were varied in a factorial design. The primary finding was an interaction effect on mock jurors' personal verdicts; the defendant was most likely to be convicted when the victim was both beautiful and blameless
Two studies explored Dion and Dion's (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 52, 775-780, 198...
Georgia Southern University faculty member Brenda Blackwell and non faculty members Jennifer Wareham...
This study looks at how the facial attractiveness of defendants in the judicial system can influence...
For almost all crimes, the appearance and behaviour of the victim are legally irrelevant to a defend...
The physical attractiveness of a criminal defendant (attractive, unattractive, no information) and t...
The physical attractiveness of a criminal defendant (attractive, unattractive, no information) and t...
Abstract. The present study tested the hypothesis that a rape victim’s physical attractiveness would...
Previous research has examined separately the influence of defendant race and victim physical attrac...
The present study was conducted in order to determine if the amount of justification for a crime and...
Facial first impressions influence jurors in both laboratory experiments and real courtrooms. Often,...
Given previous research which has demonstrated an ‘attractive bias’ on juror decisions for crimes of...
This study investigates the effects of perceived morality and facial attractiveness on jurors' alloc...
abstract: Prior research has indicated an attractive-leniency bias for defendants in mock jury studi...
This thesis covers the interaction of legal decision-making and attractiveness. It was completed thr...
One extra-legal factor influencing judicial decision-making that has been the subject of recent empi...
Two studies explored Dion and Dion's (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 52, 775-780, 198...
Georgia Southern University faculty member Brenda Blackwell and non faculty members Jennifer Wareham...
This study looks at how the facial attractiveness of defendants in the judicial system can influence...
For almost all crimes, the appearance and behaviour of the victim are legally irrelevant to a defend...
The physical attractiveness of a criminal defendant (attractive, unattractive, no information) and t...
The physical attractiveness of a criminal defendant (attractive, unattractive, no information) and t...
Abstract. The present study tested the hypothesis that a rape victim’s physical attractiveness would...
Previous research has examined separately the influence of defendant race and victim physical attrac...
The present study was conducted in order to determine if the amount of justification for a crime and...
Facial first impressions influence jurors in both laboratory experiments and real courtrooms. Often,...
Given previous research which has demonstrated an ‘attractive bias’ on juror decisions for crimes of...
This study investigates the effects of perceived morality and facial attractiveness on jurors' alloc...
abstract: Prior research has indicated an attractive-leniency bias for defendants in mock jury studi...
This thesis covers the interaction of legal decision-making and attractiveness. It was completed thr...
One extra-legal factor influencing judicial decision-making that has been the subject of recent empi...
Two studies explored Dion and Dion's (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 52, 775-780, 198...
Georgia Southern University faculty member Brenda Blackwell and non faculty members Jennifer Wareham...
This study looks at how the facial attractiveness of defendants in the judicial system can influence...