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        <title>Are There Cross‐Cultural Legal Principles? Modal Reasoning Uncovers Procedural Constraints on Law</title>
        <author>Ivar R. Hannikainen</author>
        <author>Kevin Tobia</author>
        <author>Guilherme da F. C. F. de Almeida</author>
        <author>Raff Donelson</author>
        <author>Vilius Dranseika</author>
        <author>Markus Kneer</author>
        <author>Niek Strohmaier</author>
        <author>Piotr Bystranowski</author>
        <author>Kristina Dolinina</author>
        <author>Bartosz Janik</author>
        <author>Sothie Keo</author>
        <author>Eglė Lauraitytė</author>
        <author>Alice Liefgreen</author>
        <author>Maciej Próchnicki</author>
        <author>Alejandro Rosas</author>
        <author>Noel Struchiner</author>
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          <title>Are There Cross‐Cultural Legal Principles? Modal Reasoning Uncovers Procedural Constraints on Law</title>
          <date>2021</date>
          <publisher>Cognitive Science</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1111/cogs.13024</idno>
          
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        <term>Judgments about possible laws are generated from a prototype or essentialized concept of law, assembled from simpler concepts such as norm, fairness and punishment, that is only weakly tied to experience of actual laws</term>
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        <term>Asking about possible rather than actual laws shifts attention from surface features to the deeper criteria for category membership, such as the purpose or moral dimension of law</term>
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        <term>Prescriptive reasoning bleeds into descriptive judgment: asked whether laws necessarily have a property, participants also weigh whether that property is desirable — a mechanism the paper proposes and then partly disconfirms</term>
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        <label>The effect also held separately for each of the eight procedural principles tested.</label>
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        <label>The size of the effect also differed by principle, being smallest for the generality principle and largest for the consistency principle.</label>
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        <label>A post-test showed the manipulation worked as intended on the existential side: the &#x27;There are laws&#x27; wording was read as a question about what laws are usually like in the respondent&#x27;s experience.</label>
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        <label>The modal wording, however, was read in two ways at once — as asking what laws must be like to count as law, and as asking what laws ideally should be like.</label>
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        <label>The predicted effect held even among the minority who reported a selective interpretation of the modal wording.</label>
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        <label>N = 3,054 — total participants in the between-subjects experiment</label>
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        <label>11 — countries in which the experiment was administered</label>
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        <label>pˆ = .54 vs pˆ = .81, OR = 3.74 — predicted probability of saying a principle is violated (Actual condition) versus could be violated (Possible condition), and the odds ratio between conditions</label>
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        <label>OR = 1.79 to OR = 13.97 — range of the condition effect across the eight principles, from the generality principle to the consistency principle</label>
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        <label>ORs &lt; 1.60 and ORs &gt; 7.50 — smallest country-level effects (India, United Kingdom) versus largest (Brazil, Poland)</label>
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        <label>n = 352 — participants in the Actual condition forming the minority latent profile who reported reflecting only on empirical facts about law</label>
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        <label>OR = 3.46, z = 11.65, p &lt; .001 — size of the condition effect within the minority profiles who interpreted the task selectively</label>
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        <label>β = .20, odds ratio ≥ 1.40, α = .05 — power, minimum detectable effect and alpha level targeted by the planned sample size</label>
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        <label>N = 3,054 — total participants across 11 countries</label>
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        <label>OR = 3.74 — odds of endorsing a procedural principle in the Possible condition versus the Actual condition</label>
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        <label>OR = 1.79 to OR = 13.97 — range of the condition effect across the eight principles: smallest for generality, largest for consistency</label>
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