Experimental evidence shows police leaders may make strategic decisions depending on visuals presented: results from a multi-armed survey experiment

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CrimRxiv
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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.21428/cb6ab371.e5376c42
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Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies
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Experimental evidence shows police leaders may make strategic decisions depending on visuals presented: results from a multi-armed survey experiment

Renée J. Mitchell, C. Ashley Fulmer, Hunter M. Boehme
CrimRxiv
Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies
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Experimental evidence shows police leaders may make strategic decisions depending on visuals presented: results from a multi-armed survey experiment

Renée J. Mitchell, C. Ashley Fulmer, Hunter M. Boehme
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Experimental evidence shows police leaders may make strategic decisions depending on visuals presented: results from a multi-armed survey experiment — Renée J. Mitchell, C. Ashley Fulmer, et al. · CrimRxiv (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS