#9386. The Impact of Ambiguity-induced Error in Offender Decision-making: Evidence from the Field

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Abstract:
This study aims to invoke behavioral economics theories of ambiguity in the context of offender decision-making, and to test the impact of ambiguity in punishment certainty on offender decisions.
Keywords:
community corrections; deterrence; offender decision-making; rational choice; substance abuse

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