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The Effect of Judges’ Instructions about Case Information on Jury Memory
Abstract Striking information from the record, as instructed by a judge, is a procedure heavily relied upon in the legal system, yet there is little evidence to support the procedure as successfully...
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Phonological Similarity versus Semantic Similarity on False Memory Induction
Abstract The purpose of this study was to compare the efficacy of semantically and phonologically related words on false memory induction in working memory. Three groups of individuals participated....
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Prosocial Behavior as a Result of Prosocial Music
Abstract Past research supports the notion that prosocial music can promote prosocial behavior and lower aggression. For this study, I tested how prosocial lyrics, relative to no lyrics and aggressive...
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The Effects of the Neutral Response Option on the Extremeness of Participant...
Abstract Previous research suggests that when presented with a neutral response option, people will be more likely to select that option than report their actual opinion. The current study examined the...
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College Bullying: An Exploratory Analysis
Abstract Most research on bullying focuses on the K-12 education system or the workplace, but few studies focus on higher education. Most colleges combine hazing, harassment, and bullying into one...
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