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在法庭上对老年人经济虐待的看法

Sayword Kaiser¹, Kelly C Burke², Anne Lippert³

¹Department of Counseling Psychology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, USA.

Journal of elder abuse & neglect

|February 19, 2025

概括

在诈骗审判中被盗的金额更高导致了更多的有罪判决和支持受害者的评分. 男人更受高价值民事诈骗案件的影响,而女性没有显著差异.

科学领域:

心理学心理学心理学
法律法律法律法律
行为经济学是一种行为经济学.

背景情况:

彩票诈骗不成比例地影响弱势群体.
了解欺诈案件中的陪审员决策对于法律结果至关重要.
性别和具体情况可以影响对受害和内的看法.

研究的目的:

为了调查在虚构的彩票诈骗审判中被盗的金额如何影响判决决定和支持受害者的评分.
检查审判类型 (民事与刑事) 和参与者的性别对这些决定的影响.
在欺诈案件中确定判决选择背后的推理.

主要方法:

194名社区成员 (男性和女性) 评估了虚构的试验摘要.
摘要根据审判类型 (民事/刑事),被盗金额 (1万美元/10万美元) 和受害者细节而有所不同.
参与者作出了判决/决定,并提供了支持受害者的评分.

主要成果:

盗窃金额的一个重要主要影响是:更高的金额导致了更多的有罪判决和更高的支持受害者的分数.
三方互动显示,男性的决定受到审判类型和被盗金额的结合的影响,特别是在高价值的民事案件中.
妇女的决策在各种条件之间没有显著差异.

结论:

诈骗的财务影响显著影响法律判断和对受害者支持的看法.
在欺诈案件中,男性的决策能力对具体案件,特别是高价值民事纠纷更为敏感.
法律系统参与者的偏见和推理模式需要进一步调查欺诈诉讼.

关键词:

法庭的看法法庭的看法.老年人的经济虐待.老年人的财务剥削金融剥削陪审员的决策陪审员的决策

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