Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... judge's or- der to ignore testimony- " It must play no role in your consideration of the case . You have no choice but to disregard it " -can even boomerang , adding to the testimony's impact . Perhaps such statements create reactance ...
... judge's or- der to ignore testimony- " It must play no role in your consideration of the case . You have no choice but to disregard it " -can even boomerang , adding to the testimony's impact . Perhaps such statements create reactance ...
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... judges can forewarn jurors that certain types of evidence , such as a rape victim's sexual history , are irrel- evant . Once jurors form impressions based on such evidence , a judge's admo- nitions have much less effect ( Borgida ...
... judges can forewarn jurors that certain types of evidence , such as a rape victim's sexual history , are irrel- evant . Once jurors form impressions based on such evidence , a judge's admo- nitions have much less effect ( Borgida ...
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... judge's instruction to ignore it ? In sim- ulated trials , the judge's orders were sometimes followed , but often , espe- cially when the judge's admonition came after an impression was made , they were not . THE JURORS AS INDIVIDUALS V ...
... judge's instruction to ignore it ? In sim- ulated trials , the judge's orders were sometimes followed , but often , espe- cially when the judge's admonition came after an impression was made , they were not . THE JURORS AS INDIVIDUALS V ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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