Criminal Case Studies Flashcards

1
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How many participants were in Raines study?

A

41 (39 male 2 female)

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2
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What linked the participants in Raines study?

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All charged with murder or manslaughter pleading NGRI

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3
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What was the mean age of the participants in Raines study?

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31.7

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4
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How many had schizophrenia in Raines study?

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6

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5
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How long were participants kept free of medication and for what purpose in Raines study?

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2 weeks and so that the medication didn’t have an effect on the results

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6
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What was the machine called measuring brain activity in Raines study?

A

PET

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7
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What was the tracer called in Raines study?

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FDG

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8
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In Raines study the participants preformed a task. What was it called and how long did it last?

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Continuous performance task. 32 minutes

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9
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What was the date of hall and player?

A

2008

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10
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Aim of hall and player?

A

To investigate whether the fingerprint experts are affected by case details and whether it would bias their judgements

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11
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How big was the sample in hall and player?

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70 fingerprint experts

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12
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What did the sample consist of in hall and player?

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70 experts ranging from 3 months to 30 years experience. 12 were managers not practicing experts.

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13
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What type of sample was hall and player?

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Volunteer

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14
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What was the fingerprint on in hall and player?

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Imposed on to a £50 note

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15
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How were the participants in hall and player split?

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Randomly in to groups of 8

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16
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How were the participants asked to treat the experiment in hall and player?

A

Like a normal day just do not discuss the experiment

17
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What was the research method in hall and player?

A

Experiment

18
Q

What were the two levels of IV in hall and player?

A

Low- forgery. Told that suspect had tried to pay with forged £50 note
High- murder. Same situation tried to pay. But then shot cashier

19
Q

What design was Hall and player?

A

Independent measures

20
Q

What were the choices for the experts to make at the end of Hall and players study

A

Match
Not a match
Mark was insufficient
Either not enough to make comparison or not enough to establish identity

21
Q

How many participants read crime scene report before they identified fingerprint in hall and player

A

57/70

22
Q

What did the results show about whether the case report affected their judgement?

A

High emotion - 52% felt affected

Low emotion - 6% affected

23
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Did the reports affect results in hall and player?

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There were no significant differences

24
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What was hall and players conclusion?

A

That emotional context does affect feelings but not their analysis