Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... evidence that confirmed their belief but were sharply critical of disconfirming evidence . Showing the two sides an identical body of mixed evidence had therefore not narrowed their disagreement but increased it . Each side perceived the ...
... evidence that confirmed their belief but were sharply critical of disconfirming evidence . Showing the two sides an identical body of mixed evidence had therefore not narrowed their disagreement but increased it . Each side perceived the ...
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... evidence , " " clear and convincing evidence , " or " be- yond a reasonable doubt . " Such statements may have one meaning for the legal community and different meanings in the minds of jurors ( Kagehiro , 1990 ) . In one study of ...
... evidence , " " clear and convincing evidence , " or " be- yond a reasonable doubt . " Such statements may have one meaning for the legal community and different meanings in the minds of jurors ( Kagehiro , 1990 ) . In one study of ...
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David G. Myers. on those who favor conviction . Perhaps this makes evidence of the defendant's innocence more persuasive than evidence for conviction . Or perhaps " norma- tive influence " creates the leniency effect , as jurors who view ...
David G. Myers. on those who favor conviction . Perhaps this makes evidence of the defendant's innocence more persuasive than evidence for conviction . Or perhaps " norma- tive influence " creates the leniency effect , as jurors who view ...
Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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