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  • Psicología social
  • Criminología
  • Psicología legal

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  • Las creencias estereotipadas sobre los delitos sexuales son frecuentes.
  • Estas creencias pueden provenir de un efecto de halo negativo, donde un atributo negativo sesga el juicio general.
  • El impacto de las asociaciones de palabras clave en la percepción de los delitos sexuales requiere una investigación adicional.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Para probar la hipótesis de que las palabras clave que contienen "sexo" activan esquemas negativos que influyen en los juicios de casos penales.
  • Para explorar el "efecto diabólico" en el contexto de los delitos sexuales.
  • Comprender cómo las asociaciones negativas afectan las percepciones de los delincuentes y los resultados legales.

Principales métodos:

  • Se llevó a cabo una entrevista en grupo para explorar las percepciones iniciales.
  • Se utilizaron dos encuestas en línea para cuantificar los efectos de los emparejamientos específicos de palabras clave.
  • Las palabras clave analizadas incluyeron 'sexo y niños', 'sexo y violencia' y un control 'niños y violencia'.

Principales resultados:

  • El par de palabras clave 'sexo y niños' activó fuertemente esquemas negativos, incluida la violencia y la pedofilia, lo que llevó a pedidos de castigos severos.
  • "Sexo y violencia" también provocó asociaciones negativas con los delincuentes y las sanciones, aunque de alcance más amplio.
  • El control "niños y violencia" produjo respuestas más variadas, lo que indica la especificidad de las asociaciones de delitos sexuales.

Conclusiones:

  • El estudio confirma un "efecto diabólico" asociado con los delitos sexuales, desencadenado por palabras clave específicas.
  • Este efecto puede conducir a una menor conciencia de los delitos reales y a juicios sesgados por parte de los profesionales legales y los jurados.
  • Comprender estos esquemas negativos es crucial para mitigar el sesgo en la percepción legal y pública de los delitos sexuales.