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Crime & Delinquency, 1973
Our criminal justice system operates in a bureaucratic envi ronment espousing three legal fictions: (1) that justice is blind, (2) that the defendant in a criminal case is innocent until proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and (3) that it is an adversary system.
Alexander B. Smith, Arthur Niederhoffer
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Our criminal justice system operates in a bureaucratic envi ronment espousing three legal fictions: (1) that justice is blind, (2) that the defendant in a criminal case is innocent until proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and (3) that it is an adversary system.
Alexander B. Smith, Arthur Niederhoffer
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Psychological power alters cognitive efficiency
Psychophysiology, 2021AbstractPower is known to promote cognitive processing in a goal‐directed way. However, it is unknown whether powerful individuals invest more resources when pursuing their goals or whether they invest their resources more efficiently. We examined how experiencing high versus low power affects the efficient investment of cognitive resources using ...
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2010
Psychology, as the study of the human mind, tends to begin with the individual and to come to matters social and political as something of an afterthought. The mind is structured in this or that way, people are social, in the social world there are collectives and in those collectives, power comes into play.
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Psychology, as the study of the human mind, tends to begin with the individual and to come to matters social and political as something of an afterthought. The mind is structured in this or that way, people are social, in the social world there are collectives and in those collectives, power comes into play.
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