The Effects of Likelihood of Conviction, Threatened Punishment, and Assumed Role on Mock Plea Bargaining Decisions
The Effects of Likelihood of Conviction, Threatened Punishment, and Assumed Role on Mock Plea Bargaining Decisions
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定罪可能性、威胁惩罚和假定角色对模拟辩诉交易决策的影响
DOI:
10.1207/s15324834basp0501_4
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发表时间:
1984
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
K. Bordens
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作者:
K. Bordens
Subjects playing the roles of either innocent or guilty defendants decided whether or not to accept a plea bargain based upon three sources of information. The likelihood of conviction, the sentence if a plea bargain were accepted, and the sentence if a plea bargain were rejected were manipulated in a factorial design. The results from two data analyses (percentage of subjects accepting and a continuous firmness of decision scale) lend support to the use of an optimizing decision strategy. A main effect of each independent variable was found for both the percentage and scale data. In addition, the results indicate that "innocent" individuals may be inclined to accept a plea bargain if the conditions are right in order to cut their losses.