Incidental haptic sensations influence judgment of crimes

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@NicoleBarbaro That judges sitting on hard chairs impose harder sentences. https://t.co/9JIV7oWBuq

RT @annemscheel: Social priming alive and well at @Naturepub! Hope @DrPrimestein will soon stock up on Gentle Judgment Pillows https://t.c…

Another unconvincing paper on #socialpriming: Incidental haptic sensations influence judgment of crimes #pscyhology #crisis #nature https://t.co/ZH1ohGlJ6Z https://t.co/hLki6Pn6ja

RT @SciReports: Incidental #haptic sensations influence judgment of #crimes https://t.co/9fGYZVl4Wg

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