Table 1.
Demographics of samples In Study 1
| Full sample N = 451 |
Jury pool N = 263 |
Online N = 187 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gender | Female | 62.5% N = 282 |
62.7% N = 165 |
62.6% N = 117 |
| Male | 32.2% N = 145 |
30.8% N = 81 |
34.2% N = 64 |
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| Missing data | 5.3% N = 24 |
6.5% N = 17 |
3.2% N = 6 |
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| Age |
M = 36.56 SD = 13.77 N = 434 |
M = 41.88 SD = 12.87 N = 250 |
M = 29.32 SD = 11.48 N = 184 |
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| Race/ethnicity | White | 54.3% N = 245 |
42.2% N = 111 |
71.7% N = 134 |
| African- American | 19.7% N = 89 |
31.2% N = 82 |
3.7% N = 7 |
|
| Missing/Other | 26% N = 117 |
26.7% N = 70 |
24.5% N = 46 |
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| Education | Some high school | 2.4% N = 11 |
4.2% N = 11 |
N = 0 |
| High school graduate/GED | 19.7% N = 89 |
30.4% N = 80 |
4.8% N = 9 |
|
| Some college | 29.0% N = 131 |
26.2% N = 69 |
33.2% N = 62 |
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| College degree | 13.3% N = 60 |
11.8% N = 31 |
15.5% N = 29 |
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| Some post-baccalaureate study | 11.1% N = 50 |
7.6% N = 20 |
16.0% N = 30 |
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| Graduate/professional degree | 19.7% N = 89 |
13.7% N = 36 |
28.3% N = 53 |
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| Missing data | 4.7% N = 21 |
6.1% N = 16 |
2.1% N = 4 |
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| Lower middle and lower class | 17.0% N = 77 |
19.0% N = 50 |
14.4% N = 27 |
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| Middle class | 46.6% N = 210 |
51.0% N = 134 |
40.6% N = 76 |
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| Upper middle and upper class | 22.8% N = 103 |
14.1% N = 37 |
35.3% N = 62 |
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| Missing data | 13.5% N = 61 |
16.0% N = 42 |
9.6% N = 18 |