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The interactive effect of anger and disgust on moral outrage and judgments
JM Salerno, LC Peter-Hagene
Psychological science 24 (10), 2069-2078, 2013
2732013
Emotion, proof and prejudice: The cognitive science of gruesome photos and victim impact statements
SA Bandes, JM Salerno
Ariz. St. LJ 46, 1003, 2014
1472014
One angry woman: Anger expression increases influence for men, but decreases influence for women, during group deliberation.
JM Salerno, LC Peter-Hagene
Law and human behavior 39 (6), 581, 2015
1382015
Emotional evidence and jurors' judgments: The promise of neuroscience for informing psychology and law
JM Salerno, BL Bottoms
Behavioral sciences & the law 27 (2), 273-296, 2009
1322009
The promise of a cognitive perspective on jury deliberation
JM Salerno, SS Diamond
Psychonomic bulletin & review 17, 174-179, 2010
1202010
Psychological mechanisms underlying support for juvenile sex offender registry laws: Prototypes, moral outrage, and perceived threat
JM Salerno, CJ Najdowski, MC Stevenson, TRA Wiley, BL Bottoms, ...
Behavioral Sciences & the Law 28 (1), 58-83, 2010
1182010
Women and African Americans are less influential when they express anger during group decision making
JM Salerno, LC Peter-Hagene, ACV Jay
Group Processes & Intergroup Relations 22 (1), 57-79, 2019
812019
Are the effects of juvenile offender stereotypes maximized or minimized by jury deliberation?
TM Haegerich, JM Salerno, BL Bottoms
Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 19 (1), 81, 2013
772013
Reasons for the disappearing jury trial: Perspectives from attorneys and judges
S Seidman Diamond, JM Salerno
La. L. Rev. 81, 119, 2020
672020
Attachment to God, spiritual coping, and alcohol use
G Hernandez, JM Salerno, BL Bottoms
The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion 20 (2), 97-108, 2010
592010
Closing with emotion: The differential impact of male versus female attorneys expressing anger in court.
JM Salerno, HJ Phalen, RN Reyes, NJ Schweitzer
Law and Human Behavior 42 (4), 385, 2018
542018
Seeing red: Disgust reactions to gruesome photographs in color (but not in black and white) increase convictions.
JM Salerno
Psychology, public policy, and law 23 (3), 336, 2017
522017
Excusing murder? Conservative jurors’ acceptance of the gay-panic defense.
JM Salerno, CJ Najdowski, BL Bottoms, E Harrington, G Kemner, R Dave
Psychology, public policy, and law 21 (1), 24, 2015
502015
Motivated secrecy: Politics, relationships, and regrets.
RI McDonald, JM Salerno, KH Greenaway, ML Slepian
Motivation Science 6 (1), 61, 2020
432020
Experts' and novices' abilities to detect children's high-stakes lies of omission.
KL Nysse-Carris, BL Bottoms, JM Salerno
Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 17 (1), 76, 2011
362011
Give the kid a break—but only if he’s straight: Retributive motives drive biases against gay youth in ambiguous punishment contexts.
JM Salerno, MC Murphy, BL Bottoms
Psychology, Public Policy, and Law 20 (4), 398, 2014
342014
Individual versus group decision making: Jurors’ reliance on central and peripheral information to evaluate expert testimony
JM Salerno, BL Bottoms, LC Peter-Hagene
PloS one 12 (9), e0183580, 2017
312017
Subjective interpretation of “objective” video evidence: Perceptions of male versus female police officers’ use-of-force.
JM Salerno, J Sanchez
Law and human behavior 44 (2), 97, 2020
302020
The role of social desirability and establishing nonracist credentials on mock juror decisions about Black defendants.
JM Salerno, K Kulak, L Smalarz, RE Eerdmans, ML Lawrence, T Dao
Law and human behavior 47 (1), 100, 2023
262023
Traditional gender roles and backlash against female attorneys expressing anger in court
JM Salerno, HJ Phalen
Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 16 (4), 909-932, 2019
252019
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