Sentencing under uncertainty¶
Enough, B., & Mussweiler, T. (2001). Sentencing under uncertainty: Anchoring effects in the courtroom. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 31(7), 1535-1551.
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Primes¶
- Anchoring
- Structural tension: Domain expertise provides more information for anchor-independent judgment, but empirically does not eliminate anchoring effects; trained judges, appraisers, and clinicians show anchoring comparable to novices on well-constructed measures.
This sourceExperienced trial judges' sentencing recommendations were pulled toward high vs. low prosecutorial-demand anchors; judicial experience did not eliminate the effect.
- Structural tension: Domain expertise provides more information for anchor-independent judgment, but empirically does not eliminate anchoring effects; trained judges, appraisers, and clinicians show anchoring comparable to novices on well-constructed measures.
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