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The explanatory role of hypothetical evidence and perceptions of guilt

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Description: This project is designed to test the hypothesis that hypothetical evidence delivered through bait questions serves an explanatory role in people's perceptions of a suspect's guilt, such that it "fills in the gaps" of an otherwise weaker case.

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