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| Does it measure what it claims to measure? *Not possible without reliability. |
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| Is it repeatable? *Possible without validity. |
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| Marshall's 6(5) levels of Intention |
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| 1. accidents 2. reflexs 3. actions under stress 4. actions under social stress (peer pressure) 5. purely intended acts |
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| Kohlberg's Moral Reasoning Structure |
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Pre-convention lvl: Emphasizes avoiding punishment and gaining award.
Conventional lvl: Emphasizes pleasing others and obeying laws.
Post-conventional lvl: Emphasizes the good of society. Exp: MLK. |
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| Gilligan's Moral Reasoning Structure |
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Lvl 1: Selfishness
Lvl 2: Meeting needs of others
Lvl 3: Balancing needs with self and others. |
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| The process by which disputes are resolved. |
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| Found that women believe less in themselves after completing a test. |
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| How many U.S. Courts of Appeals are there? |
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| 13 (each with 3 judge panels) |
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Arbitration (binding)
Summary Jury Trial
Mediation (preferred by lawyers) |
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| Mediator is interested in evaluating facts of the case. |
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| Mediator tries to just reach an agreement; less concerned with whether agreement is “fair” with respect to the facts. |
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| Differential association reinforcement |
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| Combination of operant conditioning and modeling, reinforcement contingencies determine behavior. |
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| Reckless’ Containment theory |
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| Interaction between external (society, supervision, laws) & internal (sense of self) factors. |
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| Eysenck Personality Differences |
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1. Extrovertism
2. Neurotism
3. Psychotism |
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| Flat affect, no emotional feelings, weak norms. |
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1. Viewing opportunity
2. time between crime and ID
3. confidence of witness
4. attention of witness
5. accuracy of description |
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