Young Indians’ Views on the Appropriateness of the Death Penalty as a Function of Circumstances of Crime: A Preliminary Study
Fifty students from the Hindu community and 45 students from non-Hindu communities were presented with concrete scenarios depicting a situation in which a defendant has committed a specified crime, and the circumstances of this crime. They were asked to indicate the extent to which they thought that the death penalty would be an appropriate sentence in each concrete case. Four factors were varied in the scenarios: (a) the severity of [...]
Effects of isolation on adulthood on pain and frustration
Los animales que viven aislados en la adultez presentan indicadores conductuales [...]
Effects of task and category membership on representation stability
This study examined the within-subject stability of 150 participants who performed [...]
Concurrent Memory Load Can Make RSVP Search More Efficien
The detrimental effect of increased memory load on selective attention [...]
When Symbolic Spatial Cues Go Before Numbers.
This work explores the effect of spatial cueing on number [...]
