Donald P. Judges
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Donald P. Judges' research has explored various aspects of the legal system and its intersection with societal issues. His work includes an examination of the Department of Justice's guidelines for eyewitness evidence, analyzing mock juror reactions to these procedures. Judges has also investigated the role of authoritarianism in social movements, specifically in relation to the feminist antipornography movement and capital punishment as a form of terror management.
Further contributions to scholarship include an analysis of the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings, framing them as a form of consciousness-raising. His publications also touch upon feminist theory, particularly relational feminism and its connection to the abortion debate. Judges' scholarship metrics indicate an h-index of 3 with 15 total publications and 25 total citations.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 25
Selected Publications
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Motivated About Motivated Reasoning (2013)
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The Role of Mental Health Professionals in Capital Punishment: An Exercise in Moral Disengagement (2003)
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Scared to Death: Capital Punishment as Authoritarian Terror Management (1999)
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