How Pretrial Publicity Affects Juror Decision Making and Memory.

Intro -- HOW PRETRIAL PUBLICITY AFFECTS JUROR DECISION MAKING AND MEMORY -- HOW PRETRIAL PUBLICITY AFFECTS JUROR DECISION MAKING AND MEMORY -- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION -- Chapter 2 REVERSE SUGGESTIBILITY PARADIGM AND SOURCE MEMORY THEORY -- Chapter 3 VALENCE OF THE PTP AND SOURCE MEMORY -- Chapter 4 IMPRESSION FORMATION AND VALENCE OF THE PTP -- GROUP DECISION MAKING -- Groups Catch Errors -- Groups Balance out Biases -- Chapter 5 EXPERIMENT 1 -- OVERVIEW OF EXPERIMENT -- HYPOTHESES -- METHOD -- Participants -- Design -- Stimuli -- Trial -- Pretrial Publicity -- Measures -- Verdicts and Guilt Ratings -- Source Monitoring Test -- Credibility and Attorney Ratings -- PROCEDURE -- First Phase -- Second Phase -- RESULTS -- Predeliberation Guilt Measures -- Post-Deliberation and Post- Source Memory Guilt Measures -- Source Memory Test, Critical Source Errors -- Source Memory Test, Correct Judgments of Trial Items -- Confidence in Source Memory Judgments -- Credibility Measures -- Mediation Analyses -- Chapter 6 EXPERIMENT 2 -- METHOD -- Participants -- Design -- Procedure -- RESULTS -- Guilt Measures -- Source Monitoring Test, Negative and Positive PTP Errors -- SOURCE MONITORING TEST, CORRECT JUDGMENTS OF TRIAL ITEMS -- Credibility and Attorney Measures -- Mediation Analyses -- Chapter 7 CONCLUSION -- IMPLICATIONS FOR LEGAL SYSTEM -- REFERENCES -- APPENDICES -- APPENDIX A: A SAMPLE OF ITEMS FROM THE PRETRIAL PUBLICITY (PTP) ARTICLES AND THE SOURCE MONITORING TEST FROM EXPERIMENTS 1 AND 2 -- INDEX.

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