Social Studies, 21.08.2019 21:00 amir6658

Irene wants to examine the effect of a defendant's appearance on the judgment of guilt for a crime. she has participants read an identical account of the crime except for the defendant's appearance. a group of high school students receives the description of an attractive defendant, while a group of senior citizens receives the description of an unattractive defendant. both groups are then asked to rate the defendant's guilt on a seven-point scale. a major cause for confusion in irene's experiment is the

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