Age and occupational status of defendant in relation to mock juror sentencing recommendations

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作者：
Rebecca L. Loeffler
Timothy J. Lawson
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[1] Purdue University,Department of Psychological Sciences
[2] College of Mount St. Joseph,undefined
来源：
Current Psychology | 2002年 / 21卷
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Occupational Status; Current Psychology; Bank Manager; Mock Juror; Applied Social Psychology;
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This study extended the research of Smith & Hed (1975) by examining the effect of age and occupational status on sentencing recommendation by mock jurors. Participants read a description of a crime committed by a young or old and high or low status defendant, recommended a sentence, and indicated perceptions of the defendant’s future. Although no significant differences attributable to defendant age or status were observed, high status defendants were rated as having a better potential future, whatever their age.
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