Imagined being innocent or guilty
Counterbalancing for acquit/convict
Counterbalancing for Crown/magistrates
p(conviction|magistrates) - original variable
p(conviction|Crown) - original variable
p(acquit|magistrates) - original variable
p(acquit|Crown) - original variable
estimated sentence length if conv in magistrates
estimated sentence length if convicted in Crown
court choice
Most important attribute -- lower sentence or avoid conviction
additivity of p estimates for magistrates
additivity of p estimates for Crown
additivity - 100 for magistrates
additivty - 100 for Crown
absolute value of additivity -100 for magistrates
absolute value of additivity -100 for Crown
participant's sex (matched to imagined defendant)
participant's age in years
participant's race
participant's education leve
Participant's offence
midpoint of the range indicated in monthsmag
midpoint of the range indicated in monthscrow
p(conviction|magistrates) - p=0 changed to p=2.5
p(conviction|Crown) - p=0 changed to p=2.5
p(acquit|magistrates) - p=0 changed to p=2.5
p(acquit|Crown) - p=0 changed to p=2.5
Coherentized p conviction for magistrates court - p=0 changed to p=2.5 (i.e., .025)
Coherentized p conviction for Crown court - p=0 changed to p=2.5 (i.e., .025)
Ln(P(Cm)/P(Cc)
Ln(monthsmagnew/monthscrownew)
Choice predicted by lexicographic model
SEU for magistrates court
SEU for Crown court
SEU model prediction based on untransformed probabilities and utilities