Add to ORKGThe intent of the present research is to determine the presence of specific attributions for criminality and the accuracy with which they are used in identifying criminals for specific crimes. The belief is there will be a general consensus among the majority of facial trait labels that the participants will associate among photographs of criminals. The second belief is there will also be a general consensus regarding specific crimes that are to be labeled on to the photographs. Participants were asked to choose three facial and three personality characteristics they felt best described each photograph. In order to evaluate accuracy, participants were also instructed to choose one of ten crimes they felt each photographed criminal most like...
Facial composites are crucial in the criminal justice system. In this archival study, we investigate...
The main reasons for why stereotypes of police officers about criminals are dangerous and affecting ...
Faces with a stereotypic criminal appearance are remembered better and identified more often than ot...
In our research study, we tested whether people can tell if someone is a criminal or not based on a ...
This study tested whether or not people are able to make accurate judgments on such characteristics ...
This study tested whether the 2D face evaluation model proposed by Oosterhof and Todorov can parsimo...
Previous research has found that people are able and willing to assess whether an individual is a cr...
People have culturally been inclined to visualize a perpetrator simply based on the description of t...
Psychology of law and research pertaining to the legal system is presently a growing field of study ...
Background: This study tested whether the 2D face evaluation model proposed by Oosterhof and Todorov...
Facial first impressions influence jurors in both laboratory experiments and real courtrooms. Often,...
Abstract: Criminal record generally contains personal information about particular person along with...
As humans, we rely on our eyes to help us understand the world around us. While this seems like the ...
To date, it is still unclear whether there is a systematic pattern in the errors made in eyewitness ...
Perceptions of criminality and remorse are critical for legal decision-making. While faces perceived...
Facial composites are crucial in the criminal justice system. In this archival study, we investigate...
The main reasons for why stereotypes of police officers about criminals are dangerous and affecting ...
Faces with a stereotypic criminal appearance are remembered better and identified more often than ot...
In our research study, we tested whether people can tell if someone is a criminal or not based on a ...
This study tested whether or not people are able to make accurate judgments on such characteristics ...
This study tested whether the 2D face evaluation model proposed by Oosterhof and Todorov can parsimo...
Previous research has found that people are able and willing to assess whether an individual is a cr...
People have culturally been inclined to visualize a perpetrator simply based on the description of t...
Psychology of law and research pertaining to the legal system is presently a growing field of study ...
Background: This study tested whether the 2D face evaluation model proposed by Oosterhof and Todorov...
Facial first impressions influence jurors in both laboratory experiments and real courtrooms. Often,...
Abstract: Criminal record generally contains personal information about particular person along with...
As humans, we rely on our eyes to help us understand the world around us. While this seems like the ...
To date, it is still unclear whether there is a systematic pattern in the errors made in eyewitness ...
Perceptions of criminality and remorse are critical for legal decision-making. While faces perceived...
Facial composites are crucial in the criminal justice system. In this archival study, we investigate...
The main reasons for why stereotypes of police officers about criminals are dangerous and affecting ...
Faces with a stereotypic criminal appearance are remembered better and identified more often than ot...