Christopher Brett Jaeger

Baylor Law School

Sheila & Walter Umphrey Law Center

1114 South University Parks Drive

Waco, TX 76706

United States

SCHOLARLY PAPERS

12

DOWNLOADS

1,835

TOTAL CITATIONS

6

Scholarly Papers (12)

1.

The Empirical Reasonable Person

72 Ala. L. Rev. 887
Number of pages: 71 Posted: 21 Oct 2020 Last Revised: 03 Apr 2024
Christopher Brett Jaeger
Baylor Law School
Downloads 506 (116,501)
Citation 5

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reasonable, reasonableness, reasonable person, negligence, tort, law and psychology, experiment, empirical, Hand Formula

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'Does that Sound Familiar?': Creators' Liability for Unconscious Copyright Infringement

Vanderbilt Law Review, Vol. 61, No. 6, 2008
Number of pages: 32 Posted: 08 Jan 2018
Christopher Brett Jaeger
Baylor Law School
Downloads 270 (233,491)

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copyright, memory, implicit memory, law and psychology, cryptomnesia, subconscious copying, unconscious copying

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Predicting Variation in Endowment Effect Magnitudes

Evolution and Human Behavior, Volume 41, Issue 3, May 2020, Pages 253-259
Number of pages: 33 Posted: 23 Jun 2020
Christopher Brett Jaeger, Sarah F. Brosnan, Daniel Levin and Owen D. Jones
Baylor Law School, Georgia State University, Vanderbilt University - Psychology and Human Development and Vanderbilt University - Law School & Dept. of Biological Sciences
Downloads 237 (266,978)

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behavioral economics, behavioral law and economics, cognitive heuristics, biases, endowment effect, uncertainty, risky decision-making, willingness to pay, framing effect, reference dependence, prospect theory, loss aversion, neuroscience, evolution, cognitive neuroscience, psychology

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Reasonableness from an Experimental Jurisprudence Perspective

Number of pages: 15 Posted: 22 Jun 2023 Last Revised: 20 Aug 2024
Christopher Brett Jaeger
Baylor Law School
Downloads 145 (415,799)

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reasonable, reasonableness, reasonable person, negligence, tort, jurisprudence, experimental jurisprudence, psychology, judgment and decision making, cognitive science

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Thinking Quantum: A New Perspective on Decisionmaking in Law

46 Florida State University Law Review 733 (2019)
Number of pages: 78 Posted: 09 Jan 2020
Christopher Brett Jaeger and Jennifer S. Trueblood
Baylor Law School and Vanderbilt University
Downloads 134 (442,764)

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law and psychology, behavioral law and economics, law and economics, legal decisionmaking, quantum decisionmaking, heuristics and biases, cognitive biases, rational choice theory, harmless error, claim joinder, jurors, juror decisionmaking, evidence, order effects, cognitive models

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If Asimo Thinks, Does Roomba Feel? The Legal Implications of Attributing Agency to Technology

5 Journal of Human-Robot Interaction 3 (Symposium on Robotics Law and Policy)
Number of pages: 23 Posted: 10 Jan 2018
Christopher Brett Jaeger and Daniel Levin
Baylor Law School and Vanderbilt University - Psychology and Human Development
Downloads 129 (453,477)

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law and psychology, technology, automation, robotics, Fourth Amendment, search and seizure, copyright, authorship, torts, negligence, theory of mind, psychology, anthropomorphism

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Katz’s Imperfect Circle: An Empirical Study of Reasonable Expectations of Privacy

Forthcoming, Florida Law Review, Vol. 77, 2025
Number of pages: 51 Posted: 09 Apr 2024
Tonja Jacobi and Christopher Brett Jaeger
Emory University School of Law and Baylor Law School
Downloads 128 (461,939)

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fourth amendment, reasonable expectations of privacy, Katz v. U.S., circularity, Supreme Court, empirical, experiment, survey, social science, police power, stop and frisk

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Justice is (Change) Blind: Applying Research on Visual Metacognition in Legal Settings

23 Psychology, Public Policy, & Law 259 (2017)
Number of pages: 70 Posted: 10 Jan 2018 Last Revised: 23 Jan 2018
Christopher Brett Jaeger, Daniel Levin and Evan Porter
Baylor Law School, Vanderbilt University - Psychology and Human Development and Vanderbilt University
Downloads 119 (482,744)
Citation 1

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negligence, reasonable person, reasonable man, torts, experimental psychology, attention, vision, change blindness, inattention blindness, metacognition, legal decision making, law and psychology

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Law and Order: The Timing of Mitigating Evidence Affects Punishment Decisions

Thinking & Reasoning (Forthcoming)
Number of pages: 36 Posted: 01 May 2023
Emily Conder, Christopher Brett Jaeger and Jonathan Lane
Vanderbilt University, Baylor Law School and Vanderbilt University
Downloads 117 (492,112)

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transgressions, punishment, punishment decisions, extenuating circumstances, mitigation, mitigating, evidence, mitigating evidence, order effects

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Defending a Social Learning Explanation: A Comment on the Origins of Shared Intuitions of Justice

62 Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc 25
Number of pages: 19 Posted: 10 Jan 2018
Christopher Brett Jaeger
Baylor Law School
Downloads 49 (798,908)

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moral intuitions, criminal law, psychology, empirical evidence, moral blameworthiness, law and psychology, social learning theory, evolution, evolutionary theory, punishment, morality, law and society

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Representing Technological “Minds”: How Anthropomorphic Inferences Influence Legal Judgments and Policy Opinions

Number of pages: 53 Posted: 15 Feb 2025
Christopher Brett Jaeger and Daniel Levin
Baylor Law School and Vanderbilt University - Psychology and Human Development
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social cognition, anthropomorphism, theory of mind, mind perception, agency, decision making, law

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The Hand Formula's Unequal Inputs

Number of pages: 66
Christopher Brett Jaeger
Baylor Law School
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tort, torts, Hand Formula, reasonableness, reasonable, reasonable person, experimental jurisprudence, psychology, law and psychology, psychology and law, Kant, Kantian, juries, juror, jurors, jury, juror decisionmaking, cost-benefit analysis, jurisprudence