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Deterrence and the Moral Context: Is the Impact of Perceived Sanction Risk Dependent on Best Friends’ Moral Beliefs?:
Helmut Hirtenlehner,Sonja Schulz +1 more
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The authors suggests that the size of a potential sanction risk effect is conditional on characteristics of the person and properties of the setting. But they do not consider the effect of individual characteristics on the sanction risk.Abstract:
Research on differential deterrability suggests increasingly that the size of a potential sanction risk effect is conditional on characteristics of the person and properties of the setting. Whether...read more
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Differential Self-control Effects: Moral Filtering and the Subsidiary Relevance of Self-control
TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigate the role of self-control in crime causation and find that the significance of an individual's capacity for self control increases with a growing weakness of the moral filter, reaching its maximum when both personal and setting morality encourage criminal activity.
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Differenzielle Abschreckbarkeit als Evidenzgrundlage negativer Generalprävention – Eine Bestandsaufnahme der kriminologischen Wissensbasis
TL;DR: The concept of differential deterrability is introduced in perceptual deterrence research as mentioned in this paper, and it has been shown that individuals who hold weak moral beliefs, possess low self-control and have many delinquent friends are more susceptible to a crime-reducing impact of perceived sanction risk.
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The Mechanism of Cumulative Ecological Risk Affecting College Students’ Sense of Social Responsibility: The Double Fugue Effect of Belief in a Just World and Empathy
TL;DR: In this article , the authors explored the impact of cumulative ecological risk on college students' sense of social responsibility and the mediating roles of belief in a just world and empathy on social responsibility.
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