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Syracuse, NY 13244-1030
United States
Syracuse University - College of Law
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supported decision-making, guardianship, intellectual disability, Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, civil rights, human rights, cognitive impairment
Law and emotions, psychology, hedonics, subjective Welfare
law and emotions,moral judgment, capital punishment, public opinion, trial procedure
Law and Social Science, Law and Psychology, Behavioral Law and Economics, Law and the Emotions
paternalism, emotion, social science, psychology, contracts, decision-making
eminent domain, takings, lawsuits, litigation, private property, just compensation, public use, public purpose, valuation
law and psychology, perceptions of crime, multidimensional scaling, experimental, criminal law
property law, psychology, empirical legal studies, behavioral law and economics
meta-analysis, empirical methdology
wisdom, judges, phronesis, decision-making, jurisprudence, empirical research, psychology
abortion, emotion, decision-making, autonomy, persuasion, constitutional law, gender
health care, decision-making, end-of-life, advance directives, psychology, statutory design
criminal procedure, search and seizure, Fourth Amendment, multidimensional scaling, lay perceptions, law and psychology, methodology
Voting rights, First Amendment, Priming, Psychology, Religion, Churches, Empirical Research
emotion, law and emotions, jury decision-making, paternalism, review chapter, affective forecasting, debiasing, happiness, public policy, positive psychology
property, psychology, empirical legal studies, instinct, possession
positive psychology, subjective well-being, legal policy
juror decision making, mock juror experiment, capital sentencing, law and psychology, implicit theories
endowment effect, experimental, psychology, behavioral law and economics, group decision-making, empirical, land use, negotiation
paternalism, experts, agencies, administrative law, psychology, behavioral law and economics, debiasing