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Personality/DecisionMaking

Personality/DecisionMaking



Below is a two part survey. Part 1 asks questions regarding the case State v. Ronald Riff. Part 2 asks some more general questions. To start the survey please answer these preliminary questions below and click continue.
 
 
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SECTION 1: DECISION MAKING QUESTIONS
For the charge aggravated assault, how do you find the defendant Ronald Riff:
Please make a determination as to the proper sentence in this case given your feelings on the seriousness, violence level and adequate punishment for the crime committed.
How likely would it be for the following information to affect your opinion of guilt in this case?
Not at all likely to change my decision
Not very likely to change my decision
Somewhat likely to change my decision
Very likely to change my decision
Positively would change my decision
While in college Ronald was on the dean's list.
Ronald goes to church almost every Sunday.
Ronald volunteers at a soup kitchen during some of his free time.
How likely would it be for the following information to affect your opinion of guilt in this case?
Not at all likely to change my decision
Not very likely to change my decision
Somewhat likely to change my decision
Very likely to change my decision
Positively would change my decision
Ronald lost custody of his son in court.
Ronald hasn't worked for years and collects welfare and unemployment benefits.
Ronald has a drug addiction which he does not receive treatment for.
The following 5 questions relate to the appearance of the defendant (Ronald Riff), please answer these questions using the physical appearance you observed from the offender report, and the information you learned about Mr. Riff during the course of the trial that you believe to be credible.
Not at all
Not very
Neutral
Somewhat
Very
How clean did the defendant seem?
How baby-faced did the defendant seem?
How similar to you did the defendant seem?
How attractive did the defendant seem?
How likable did the defendant seem?

Very Unlikely
Somewhat Unlikely
Neutral
Somewhat Likely
Very Likely
How likely did the defendant appear to be the type of person that could commit a crime like this.
SECTION 2: PERSONALITY QUESTIONS
Please rate the following statements about your feelings, beliefs, and behaviors using the scale below. Work rapidly; first impressions are as good as any.
Definitely False
Mostly False
Undecided or Equally True and False
Mostly True
Definitely True
I'm not that good at figuring out complicated problems.
If I were to rely on my gut feelings, I would often make mistakes.
I prefer complex to simple problems.
I generally don't depend on my feelings to help me make decisions.
I have no problem in thinking through clearly.
When it comes to trusting people, I can usually rely on my gut feelings.
Thinking is not my idea of an enjoyable activity.
I like to rely on my intuitive impressions.
I am not a very analytical thinker.
I believe in trusting my hunches.
Definitely False
Mostly False
Undecided or Equally True and False
Mostly True
Definitely True
I enjoy solving problems that require hard thinking.
I think it is foolish to make important decisions based on feelings.
I suspect my hunches are inaccurate as often as they are accurate.
I usually have clear, explainable reasons for my decisions.
Knowing the answer without having to understand the reasoning behind it is good enough for me.
I would not want to depend on anyone who described himself or herself as intuitive.
Using logic usually works well for me in figuring out problems in my life.
I enjoy intellectual challenges.
I can usually feel when a person is right or wrong, even if I can't explain how I know.
I often go by my instincts when deciding on a course of action.
Definitely False
Mostly False
Undecided or Equally True and False
Mostly True
Definitely True
My snap judgments are probably not as good as most people's.
Reasoning things out carefully is not one of my strong points.
I don't like situations in which I have to rely on intuition.
I try to avoid situations that require thinking in depth about something.
I trust my initial feelings about people.
I have a logical mind.
I don't think it is a good idea to rely on one's intuition for important decisions.
I don't like to have to do a lot of thinking.
I don't have a very good sense of intuition.
I am not very good in solving problems that require careful logical analysis.
Definitely False
Mostly False
Undecided or Equally True and False
Mostly True
Definitely True
I think there are times when one should rely on one's intuition.
I enjoy thinking in abstract terms.
Using my "gut feelings" usually works well for me in figuring out problems in my life.
I don't reason well under pressure.
I tend to use my heart as a guide for my actions.
Thinking hard and for a long time about something gives me little satisfaction.
I hardly never go wrong when I listen to my deepest "gut feelings" to find an answer
I am much better at figuring things out logically than most people
Intuition can be a very useful way to solve problems.
Learning new ways to think would be very appealing to me.
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