Trial by Tweet: Exploring the Influence of Social Media Information on Memory and Sentencing of Criminal Cases

Scaliotti, E.

An investigation on the effect of social media exposure on legal sentencing. The study investigated the effects of tweets on memory accuracy of a fictitious criminal case and attitude towards an alleged criminal. It revealed for memory and attitude to be more resistant to social media influence.

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Keywords	Exposure to Twitter; exposure to social media; memory accuracy; attitude towards criminal; right to a fair trial.
Thesis Advisor	Boskovic, I., Rassin, E.G.C.
Persistent URL	hdl.handle.net/2105/70909
Series	Psychology
Organisation	Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences
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