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Forensic Psychology Dissertation Study - Participants Wanted

Elderly Emperor

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Hello, as part of my dissertation study, I am conducting research into the role of cognitive and affective empathy in sentencing decisions among autistic and neurotypical mock jurors. If you would like to participate in taking part in this study, please follow the link below. You must be aged over 18 years to participate. You should not take part if you have been a victim of a crime and feel that reading about crime may negatively affect you in any way.

All information about which university this is for, the purpose of the study and what it aims to achieve, who will have access to the information you provide is stated within the Participant Information page before the study begins. Everything is anonymous so you don't have to worry. :)

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you.

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I just had a quick look through your survey, that's the incomplete result you just got.

I'm too old to respond - responders must be between the ages of 18 and 50.

It might also be helpful to mention that you're in England. In one of your questions you refer to a law from 2003, that will be a UK specific law and may not be relevant or even known about by many of your responders. I'm an Aussie by the way.

Other than that I think it's quite an interesting study, a little different from the run of the mill stuff we normally see.
 
I did not asnwer the question on sentencing as I do not know what the referenced law has as its sentencing guidelines.
 
I did not asnwer the question on sentencing as I do not know what the referenced law has as its sentencing guidelines.
Hello,

Thank you for participating. The Sexual Offences Act 2003 is used to define and determine the severity of all sexual offences in the UK. Such examples would be nonconsensual touching such as within the case within the study.
 
I just had a quick look through your survey, that's the incomplete result you just got.

I'm too old to respond - responders must be between the ages of 18 and 50.

It might also be helpful to mention that you're in England. In one of your questions you refer to a law from 2003, that will be a UK specific law and may not be relevant or even known about by many of your responders. I'm an Aussie by the way.

Other than that I think it's quite an interesting study, a little different from the run of the mill stuff we normally see.
Thank you for feedback, that helps a lot. I'll make reference to the law within my original post as I can not change my study due to university rules. I am pleased that you feel it is interesting. :)
 
Hello, as part of my dissertation study, I am conducting research into the role of cognitive and affective empathy in sentencing decisions among autistic and neurotypical mock jurors. If you would like to participate in taking part in this study, please follow the link below. You must be aged over 18 years to participate. You should not take part if you have been a victim of a crime and feel that reading about crime may negatively affect you in any way.

All information about which university this is for, the purpose of the study and what it aims to achieve, who will have access to the information you provide is stated within the Participant Information page before the study begins. Everything is anonymous so you don't have to worry. :)

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you.

Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management
For anyone wondering, I am in England and the Sexual Offences Act (2003) is used to define and determine the severity of all sexual offences in the UK.
 

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