The 89th Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association
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Poster PresentationPoster Presentation (On-site) : Crime / Delinquency

[1D-PE]Crime / Delinquency

Fri. Sep 5, 2025 3:30 PM - 5:10 PM JST
Fri. Sep 5, 2025 6:30 AM - 8:10 AM UTC
Poster Session Hall (L604 / L605 / L609 / L610)

[1D-056-PE]Do Romance Scammers Have Deceptive-Looking Faces?A Study on Perceived Deceptiveness, Attractiveness, and Babyishness

*Akino Kubota1 (1. Graduate School of Humanities, Hosei Univ.)
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[1D-057-PE]Development of Scales to Measure Perceptions of Risky Families and Parental Moral Authority

*Xiaojia Yin1, Masahiro Fujita1 (1. Kansai University)
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[1D-058-PE]Examination of the effectiveness of in-store security educationConsideration of annual changes in in-store security awareness based on in-store security education conducted at the same supermarket

*Yoko Saragai1 (1. University of Human Environments)
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[1D-059-PE]An attempt to assess the risk of domestic violence cases using police log: Focusing on violence types

*Akemi Osugi1, Junko Akazawa1, Shinji Hira1 (1. Fukuyama University)
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[1D-060-PE]Can shoplifting be reduced by smiling and guiding human flow?Demonstration of shoplifting prevention by guiding human flow to hot spots and smiling face recognition

*Tomoo Okubo1, Naoya Tabata2, Takahisa Toyama5, Hirotaka Nagao5, Hayaki Tsuji3, Mina Nomura4 (1. Kagawa University, 2. Aichi Gakuin University, 3. One Smile Foundation, 4. Soft Bank, 5. Kagawa Prefectural Police)
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[1D-061-PE]P300-based concealed information testChange in the performance with the number of irrelevant items

*SHENGYANG DUAN1 (1. Aoyamagakuin University)
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[1D-062-PE]Are victims of fraud exploited for their high social skills?Comparison between victims of fraud, those who recognize it, and non-victims

*Chika Harada1, Koji Tsuchiya2 (1. Meijo University, 2. Nanzan University)
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[1D-108-PE]Criminal face stereotypes bias eyewitness testimony after a delay

*Mathilde Noc1,2, Atsunobu Suzuki1, Magali Ginet3,4 (1. University of Tokyo, 2. Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, 3. University Clermont Auvergne, 4. Laboratory of Social and Cognitive Psychology)
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[1D-120-PE]Lone offender incidents in Japan since 1995Analyzing the situation of lone offenders in Japan from incidents reported in media

*Tuukka Maki-Lohiluoma1 (1. Tokyo University)
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