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Attribution of Responsibility and Crime Seriousness

The Journal of Psychology, 1987
In this study we observed the effects of type of damage, magnitude of damage, and apprehension or escape of the offender upon the perceived seriousness of the offense, perceived freedom and intent exercised by the offender, and perceived duration of the crime.
R J, Gebotys, B, Dasgupta
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Attribution of Responsibility for Alcohol-Related Offenses

Psychological Reports, 1997
The present study examined how individuals attribute responsibility for alcohol-related offenses. Subjects were classified into 4 groups based on the type of consequences they received for their alcohol use and were asked to complete 2 measures of causal attributions following each of 2 scenarios which depicted different severities of outcome of ...
K T, Kelly, J L, Campbell
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Acquiring ownership and the attribution of responsibility

Cognition, 2012
How is ownership established over non-owned things? We suggest that people may view ownership as a kind of credit given to agents responsible for making possession of a non-owned object possible. On this view, judgments about the establishment of ownership depend on attributions of responsibility.
Max, Palamar, Doan T, Le, Ori, Friedman
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Attributions of Responsibilty: Blamings

Sociology, 1978
In reporting an “unhappy event,” a speaker identifies an unwanted outcome without indicating what or who is responsible for the outcome. While this type of report appears to be an informing, it is used to elicit the recipient’s account if offered to a recipient who is implicated in, and possibly responsible for, the unwanted outcome.
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Attribution of responsibility: A theoretical note

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 1973
Abstract Research on factors influencing attribution of responsibility has resulted in inconsistent and inconclusive findings. A theoretical analysis suggests that Heider's levels of causality represent two dimensions underlying attribution of responsibility.
Martin Fishbein, Icek Ajzen
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Stimulus Attributes of Rorschach Space Responses

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1981
Data from the group-administered Rorschach for 77 medical students showed that subjects who gave space responses on cards other than Card IX are more likely than non-space-respondents to respond to the faintly colored center Card IX regions. Results suggested that the total absence of color and shading may not be an essential space response score ...
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