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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Mock jurors’ perceptions"”.
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Mock jurors’ perceptions of children testifying via a language interpreter
… world. However, their impact on fact finders' perceptions is yet to be understood. The current research examined adults' perceptions of youth testifying via a language interpreter. (N =302) English-speaking participants in Study 1 and (N = 464) Spanish-speaking participants in Study 2 listened …
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Mock jurors' perceptions of "I don't know" answers in child testimony
… examined the impact of using this strategy on jurors’ perceptions of child witness credibility. The present study assessed 702 mock jurors’ perceptions of a 4- or 10-year-old child witness in a fabricated sexual assault trial transcript. Number of “don’t know” responses were manipulated, and …
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Perceptions of juvenile confessions as a function of police report and questioning quality
Recent research has shown that mock jurors are sensitive to interrogation coerciveness and its relation to risk of false confessions in adults if they can see interrogation tactics used, but not if provided with a police report that omits these tactics (Kassin et al., 2017). The present study was …
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Examining interview ground rules in formal interviews with children
… and implementation of these rules; and adults’ perceptions of children’s application of the ground rules have yet to be investigated. The current thesis fills crucial gaps in the literature regarding the ground rules for interviews with children, particularly the “I don’t understand” rule. Three …