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The Effects of Eugenic Bias and Moral Emotions on Lay Legal Judgments in a Sterilization Case Involving Intellectual Disability

2024-10-30

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<p>The purpose of this study was to examine how individuals (N = 213) judge the forced tubal ligation of AbstractObjective: To examine public opinion on a medical procedure involving the non-consensual sterilization of individuals with intellectual disabilities. <h4>Method:</h4> A mock jury design was employed with 213 participants (148 female) who evaluated a vignette describing a surgeon performing a tubal ligat...

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66ac2180-b1c3-5024-99a7-bf95743b1920
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10.31234/osf.io/yqfd2_v1
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