Table 2 Frequencies and proportions of (N = 1402) participants’ criminalization decisions (yes/no), as a function of the vignettes’ levels of harm (low or high) and disgust (low or high).

From: An empirical investigation of emotion and the criminal law: towards a “criminalization bias”?

Criminalize

Low harm

High harm

 

Low disgust

High disgust

Low disgust

High disgust

Yes

17 (1%)

823 (63%)

468 (36%)

1304 (99%)

No

1301 (99%)

486 (37%)

824 (64%)

15 (1%)

  1. Note. For every condition, some observations were missing. From left to right: N = 84, N = 93, N = 110, and N = 83. Percentages are calculated without these missing data.
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