[PDF] Top 20 Individual Differences in the Sentencing Tendencies of Judges

... Conversely, given a sufficiently large number of cases, if one finds that the average severity of the sentences of two judges is appreciably different, one is justified in saying that th[r] ... See full document

... participant judges pencil as more similar to eraser than to pen, that same participant would judge pencil as more different from pen than from ...then individual differences are relatively stable ... See full document

... participant judges pencil as more similar to eraser than to pen, that same participant would judge pencil as more different from pen than from ...then individual differences are relatively stable ... See full document

... on individual differences in the area of Human Computer Interaction ...regarding individual differences refer to general intelligence as a top level, which includes eight general ... See full document

... to differences in physical functioning, psychological characteristics, or other ...sex differences in comorbidities, as well as the association between comor- bidities and outcomes and the association of ... See full document

... response to the antidepressant; the accuracy of the predic- tion was also found to be higher in male subjects. This study is the first to report sex differences in the prediction of the effectiveness of ... See full document

... powers were separated in the new constitutions and legislative power was conferred on an elected legislature, judicial power—at least in a common law system—included a residual role in lawmaking. Common law judges ... See full document

... New York State law allows victims of felonies or their families to address the court on the impact that the crime had on them. The defense is then generally able to question the victim following the statement. Under ... See full document

... four possible types of children: (1) difficult children- low threshold, little dampening ability; (2) high-reac- tive children-low threshold, high dampening ability; (3) low-reactive chi[r] ... See full document

... no specific differences were found between specific strategies. Follow-up univariate ANOVAs showed a statistically significant difference between the use of deception strategies and no strategy using a Bon- ... See full document

... Hofmann and Van Dillen (2012, p. 317) define desire as “an affectively charged motivation toward a certain object, person, or activity that is associated with pleasure or relief from displeasure.” Hofmann and Van Dillen ... See full document

... undiagnosed and untreated, and therefore, effect the success of treatment outcomes. Concurrent comorbid conditions that often arise are an alcohol dependency problem, schizophrenia and bipolar. Therefore, if harmful ... See full document

... Results – Phase 2: Judges’ Time Estimates: In contrast, using a between‐subjects comparison of the first estimates, judges expected large differences in the time it took [r] ... See full document

... if judges depart from the guidelines they should be required to provide their own reasons for ...the sentencing commission in updating the guidelines, hopefully with a view towards making them more ... See full document

... to differences between the way in which behavioural measures were correlated with brain function in fMRI studies and with anatomical structure in the current ...with individual differences in very ... See full document

... synaesthesia, individual differences, perceptual multistability, visual attention and perceptual grouping; methods include psychophysics, EEG, fMRI, and transcranial electrical ... See full document

... Severe 20-35 May learn to talk and to perform simple tasks under close supervision but are generally unable to profit from vocational training.. Extremes of Intelligence[r] ... See full document

... Modern Tests of Mental Abilities • Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale WAIS – Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children WISC... Wechler Adult Intelligence Scale..[r] ... See full document

... To test Hypothesis 1, that self-explanation scores influenced knowledge gain scores, a univariate ANOVA was performed. Results yielded a main effect for self-explainer group (high/low), F(1, 34) = 54.26, p = <.001, ... See full document

... studies, differences between the processing of the identities of familiar and unfamiliar faces are evident from double dissociations between neuropsychological impairments affecting unfamiliar face matching ... See full document