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Mock-Juror Decision Making for a Police Use of Force Case: The Influence of the Number of Officers, Defendant Gender, and Victim Gender.

Across two studies, the influence of the number of officers, defendant gender, and victim gender on mock-juror decision making for a use of force case was examined. In addition, the influence of participant attitudes toward the police and gender role stereotypes was examined. In both studies, mock-j...

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Published in:Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology / Revue Canadienne de Psychologie Expérimentale Vol. 80; no. 3; pp. 159 - 171
Main Authors: Hildenbrand, Alexa, Pozzulo, Joanna
Format: Article
Published: Canadian Psychological Association Sep2026
Subjects:
Ontario
Police
Victims
Gender role
Sex distribution
Undergraduates
Decision making
Guilt (Psychology)
Analysis of variance
College students
Statistical power analysis
Logistic regression analysis
Chi-squared test
Descriptive statistics
Confidence intervals
Data analysis software
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