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Given who they are... surely they would do: The roles of moral characteristics and typicality of crime in judical judgment of intentionality

Korean Journal of Social and Personality Psychology / Korean Journal of Social and Personality Psychology, (P)1229-0653;
2020, v.34 no.2, pp.55-74
https://doi.org/10.21193/kjspp.2020.34.2.004


& (2020). Given who they are... surely they would do: The roles of moral characteristics and typicality of crime in judical judgment of intentionality. Korean Journal of Social and Personality Psychology, 34(2), 55-74, https://doi.org/10.21193/kjspp.2020.34.2.004
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Abstract

The moral-character model (Choi & Hur, 2020) in judical judgment of intentionality proposed that crime agent’s moral characteristic would be a core factor regardless of its direct relevance to the crime. The previous studies on the model have focused only on the moral characteristic of the crime agents but not on that of the victims. We examined the interactive roles and potential mechanisms - typicality of the crime - of moral characteristics of both the parties on intentionality judgment. In Study 1, participants were presented with one of four scenarios varied in moral characteristics (positive vs. negative) of both the crime agent and victim and rated how intentional the crime was. In Study 2, participants first rated the probability of criminal involvement for each moral characteristics and then were given the crime scenarios to respond on the typicality and intentionality questionnaire. As a result, participants evaluated the crime more intentionally conducted when both the agent and victim were described morally negative than all the other conditions. Furthermore, probability of criminal involvement and typicality of the crime revealed the same pattern as intentionality. The results suggest that moral characteristic of the victim as well as that of the crime agent could influence judgment of crime intentionality and typicality, which was discussed in limitations of information processes focused on the crime agent and implications for holistic approaches integrating all factors in crimes.

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고의성 판단, 도덕적-특성, 범죄의 전형성, intentionality judgment, moral character, typicality of crime

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