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Exploring the perceived importance of neuroscientific research on addictions in legal contexts: a survey of US criminal justice students and German legal professionals
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Journal of Criminal Psychology
Journal of Criminal Psychology (2024) 14 (3): 308–322.
Published: 26 February 2024
...] The present study used two independently conducted surveys of US undergraduate criminal justice students at a large university in the Eastern USA and German legal and forensic professionals. The following two groups of participants were invited to participate in an online survey, set up as LimeSurveys...
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