Racial Differences in Legitimacy Assessments: Examining the Effects of Procedural Justice and Utilitarian Assessments of Police

Groundwork: Public perceptions of law enforcement vary in the United States. This project examines procedural justice and instrumental assessments of police by racial group.

Research Questions: 1. Do perceptions of police differ by racial group? 2. What explains racial differences in legitimacy assessments and anticipated cooperation with law enforcement? 3. Are racial differences in attitudes explained by utilitarian assessments or perceptions of procedural justice?

Approach: Mediation regression modeling of a cross-sectional self-report survey collected from 1,093 U.S. residents.

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Work Title Racial Differences in Legitimacy Assessments: Examining the Effects of Procedural Justice and Utilitarian Assessments of Police
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  1. Makaylah Bangura
  2. Yusra Haroon
  3. Marianna Di Balsamo
  4. Deyana Tedla Dye
  5. Woodnie Andre
  6. Nathan E Kruis
  7. Nicholas James Rowland
  8. Rachel Kosaka
  9. Alexander Kinney
  10. Kristin Newvine
License CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives)
Work Type Poster
Publication Date 2023
DOI doi:10.26207/4a56-k617
Deposited April 24, 2023

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