Biased perceptions of alibis and suspects: an elaboration likelihood model perspective on alibi believability
When do stereotypes and biases affect judgments of alibis and crime suspects? Two studies addressed this question. Undergraduates (N- 192 in Study 1, N= 339 in Study 2) listened to an audio-taped police interview with a suspect concerning his/her alibi. Participants then rated the believability of t...
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1828/2007 |