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Test The impact of monad in legal trials
Agenda
QUESTION 1: What was the main finding of the Brandeis University study?
That facial attractiveness has no impact on verdicts
That "baby-faced" defendants are always declared innocent
That defendants with mature faces are always found guilty
That differences in the defendants' facial attractiveness had a huge impact on the verdict
QUESTION 2: In cases involving intentional harm (such as assault), what happened to "baby-faced" defendants?
They were only found guilty in 45% of cases, much less than those with mature faces
They were found guilty in 92% of the cases
They were much more likely to be found guilty
The type of face had no influence
QUESTION 3: In what types of cases was the situation reversed and "baby-faced" defendants found guilty more often?
In cases of intentional damage
In all cases analyzed
In cases involving damage due to negligence
In no case were they always considered less guilty
QUESTION 4: What do we unconsciously associate childlike traits with, besides innocence?
With the ability to act deliberately and competently
With immaturity, clumsiness and negligence
With intentional malice
With responsibility and maturity
QUESTION 5: And what do we associate mature faces with?
With the ability to act deliberately and competently (for better or worse)
Only with innocence and lack of malice
Always with negligence and clumsiness
With the inability to commit intentional harm
QUESTION 6: Why are "baby-faced" defendants found less culpable in assault cases?
Because our reason tells us that they are more prone to violence
Because they are associated with negligence
Because judges are always impartial
Because our intuition tells us that someone who seems cute and innocent cannot be capable of intentional evil
QUESTION 7: How does this bias operate in the administration of justice?
Consciously and deliberately
It has no important consequences
Below our awareness, but with consequences that can be devastating
Helping to make trials fairer
QUESTION 8: The reason a "baby-faced" defendant is judged more harshly in a carelessness case is because we associate his features with
The malice
Negligence
The competition
Maturity
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